Sentence examples for quite drastically from inspiring English sources

Moreover, "many of the women who quit switched careers — some quite drastically".

"And things have changed quite drastically with demolition".

She had no money and her pension had been cut quite drastically.

The nominations diverge quite drastically across the board from those dished out by bodies across the Atlantic.

In truth, births to women under 20 have been declining quite drastically in England and Wales since the late 90s.

The number of representatives differs from prefecture to prefecture by population — but it doesn't differ quite drastically enough.

The Tories may realise that the race has changed, but they have yet to appreciate quite how drastically.

Jim Rawlins, who just ended his tenure as president of the admissions counselors group, said many colleges experiment with the admissions formula, but few quite this drastically.

Few would have guessed it'd take nine years for America's sweetheart to be invited to the dance, but few would have guessed her career would slump quite so drastically following her triumph.

Really substantive innovation is quite disruptive, drastically altering social practices" (Chesbrough 2003, p. ix).

On a pure policy basis, the president surely wants quite a drastically different sort of reform than the AMA, sour doctors, and Republicans.