Sentence examples for particularly drastic from inspiring English sources

The mistake is to consider the change in meaning particularly drastic.

A particularly drastic example of these failings is in his discussion of America's response to Pearl Harbor, an attack he compares to 9/11.

The flurry of revelations was a particularly drastic example of the challenges athletics officials face in stamping out doping from the world's biggest stages.

The changes have been particularly drastic in fast-growing China, now the world's largest energy user and emitter of carbon dioxide.

Since almost nine in 10 Americans shopping for health insurance plans on the ACA exchange receive financial assistance, most of them would not actually see a particularly drastic price increase.

It is a particularly drastic step to warn against going to another EU country, which the Foreign Office did not do even after the Paris terror attacks last year.

The deeper issue is whether this pattern is linked to the rapid changes that global warming is causing in the Arctic, particularly the drastic loss of sea ice.

He said that we need to do something drastic, particularly on bank capital".

The Coalition Support Funds technically offer reimbursement to Pakistan's military for its operations against terrorists, of which army officials often lament a lack of recognition – particularly given a drastic reduction in terrorist attacks within Pakistan since a campaign launched in 2014.

All of these case studies suggest that there is much more to restoration than returning a system to what it was before, particularly given the drastic changes to the physical and chemical environment.

The Sequester -- hit seniors and children particularly hard between drastic cuts to Meals on Wheels and Head Start.