Sentence examples for so drastic that from inspiring English sources

It was found that the transition is so drastic that it appears as a sudden jump from the third mode to first mode.

The Marlins' makeover has been so drastic that Giancarlo Stanton was the only Miami player from that April 24 matchup last year who was in Friday's starting lineup.

Her hair was in a neat bob, a teensy bit shorter than usual, and she confessed to a haircut "not so drastic that it will make news".

Both stories share the premise of a human body undergoing a change so abrupt and so drastic that the old body is unrecognizable in the new one.

It was an odd bounce to the left, although it was not so drastic that it should have darted by Williams.

Sometimes the last-ditch handball is so desperate, the punishment of red card and penalty so drastic, that the perpetrator's dignity goes out the window.

The amounts of OmpA, OmpC, OmpF, and LamB were found to be reduced in yciB, yciM, and yfgA mutants, although the effect was not so drastic as that observed with the surA mutant (Fig.  2).

"We are going to have to wait for recognition, unless something so drastic happens that foreign countries will use recognition as an instrument," Rupel said.

He doesn't think Iran would try anything so drastic given that it would cut off not just the oil trade, but food to countries like Qatar and Bahrain, bringing down the wrath of the entire Arab world.

The deficit in national growth was so drastic by 1938 that France began to give monetary and other material benefits to families with children.

"You would never think that something so drastic would happen to a chain like that," she said.