Sentence examples similar to think drastic from inspiring English sources

Claire Malcolm, chief executive of New Writing North, says: It's ironic that at the same time as we're lobbying councils and government to re-think drastic cuts to arts and library budgets, both of which will disproportionately affect writers, we're also giving away a big sum of money to support writers achieve their career goals.

But I think more drastic measures make sense at this point".

"I think big, drastic cuts in rates by Ofcom would be very welcome".

"All models that depend on ECB participation are off the table," Mrs Merkel insisted in her parliamentary address.Anyway, Germans think such drastic solutions are unnecessary.

"I don't think any drastic change is needed".

Instead, the company's recent moves like the co-CEO step-down and (misguided) statements from new CEO Thorsten Heins ("I don't think any drastic change is needed") imply that company is attempting a turnaround, not putting itself on the auction block.

Or alternately, if you think these drastic steps aren't worth it, then you may need to have a conversation with your child about getting through the year and not letting the mean teacher shake his confidence.

His boss didn't disagree, but he thought more drastic action was called for.

That dynamic will probably make it difficult to win support for the plan, but Mr. Codey said he thought a drastic step was necessary to bolster sagging public confidence in a state government that has been rocked by a succession of scandals in recent years.

"But I didn't think it was drastic.

We always revisit things and get subtly into things, I don't think there are drastic influences.