Sentence examples for sort of drastic from inspiring English sources
For the last few years, Wikileaks has been exactly that sort of drastic measure.
Meanwhile, if California sees some sort of drastic increase in precipitation by 2050 and it's possible farmers would likely have the option to pull up stakes and move.
Most business resources identify three main "reasons" for employee theft: the employee may have some sort of drastic expense outside of work that requires extra money; the employee may feel abused or under-appreciated; and the employee may simply act because the opportunity presents itself.
As its new "doomsday" budget makes clear, the authority will require all sorts of drastic measures just to stay even.
Came a time of unprecedented rain, and the neighborhood grew ever more fearful — became in fact so infused with catastrophic anticipation that it sought the drastic sort of action that only a bulldozer could provide.
Wiener argued that, while this sort of technology could have drastic moral impacts, it was still possible to be proactive and guide the technology in ways that would increase the moral reasoning capabilities of both humans and machines (Bynum 2008).
Crises call for drastic solutions — the sort of medicine that cures the disease at risk of killing the patient.
"Of course everyone is concerned, that's the sort of thing, it was such a drastic incident, that it would naturally increase everyone's sense of concern and wanting to be more vigilant with safety procedures.
"People feel like in order to protect their families and have some sort of future they have to try something drastic.
It is found that δ of the confined Xe is mainly determined by a sort of 'virtual pressure' and is not influenced by a drastic change of the free Xe density in the critical region.
