Sentence examples for represents a drastic from inspiring English sources

Yet this figure represents a drastic shrinkage.

All this represents a drastic turnaround.

The result represents a drastic turnaround from last month, when it was reported that the Better Together campaign enjoyed a 22-point lead.

Boot added that Hillary Clinton will be a "powerful" voice "for 'neoliberalism' which is not so different in many respects from 'neoconservativism.'" Boot's buddy, Michael Goldfarb, wrote in The Weekly Standard, the official organ of the neoconservative movement, that he sees "certainly nothing that represents a drastic change in how Washington does business.

The new post-mining topography represents a drastic change in the landscape and land use in these areas.

Due to its location within this district of high anthropogenic activities, Taihu represents a drastic example of water pollution with nutrients (nitrogen, phosphate), organic contaminants and heavy metals.

But last night's debate represented a drastic change in tactics for both camps.

For Mr. Ciardullo, it doesn't represent a drastic change in perspective.

These recordings represent a drastic departure from Dylan's usual sound.

Groups like the National League of Cities say that such cutbacks represent "a drastic mistake" for hard-pressed local communities.

Even without that context Sunday's resolute display would have represented a drastic shift in fortunes for a Parma team that had previously collected nine points all season.