Sentence examples for the drastically from inspiring English sources
adverb
To a drastic degree.
- This recession has been drastically different.
That repetitiveness helps camouflage which of the drastically different pitches he is throwing.
The killings cast a spotlight on the drastically different lives of Jutting and the two women.
"We've been concerned in recent years with the drastically dropping lobster population and the shellfish beds".
On the other hand, there were the drastically manipulated digital images of "From Here On".
(Sargent painted "en bateau," we intuit from the drastically foreshortened composition).
Given the drastically different backgrounds and personalities of her subjects, Ms. Weller creates a remarkably smooth synthesis.
They might settle in Science Park, the nascent biotechnology hub across from the drastically downsized Winchester Repeating Arms.
It is as much about the drastically changed educational and political landscape over the past eight years.
As a result, the Islanders, who open the season Friday in Buffalo, are widely expected to finish last in the drastically improved Atlantic Division.
In many ways, the approach to the international economy that Mr. O'Neill described reflects the drastically different background he brings to the job.
Page after page – even in the drastically edited English translation, there are 500 of them – his book, Tombstone, piles improbability upon terrible improbability.
