Sentence examples for though not drastically from inspiring English sources

Though not drastically different, the lightened punishment for tardy serving appears to be an incentive to make chair umpires less reluctant to enforce the existing time violation rules.

Pre-combustion plants are also more (though not drastically) expensive to run than post-combustion plants and they do not respond well to sudden surges in demand for electricity from the grid.

However, results shown in Figure 2b illustrate that (k - k0)/k0 increases, though not drastically, with the temperature.

Credit Suisse, too, has narrowed its focus, though not as drastically.

Robberies dropped throughout the precinct, though not as drastically, to 432 last year from 515 in 2006.

Spain's wine production was lessened — though not as drastically as one might assume — under its generally alcohol-adverse rulers.

Though her torso is not drastically altered, Rolling Stone gave Katy Perry a not-so-subtle boob job on this August 2010 issue.

Heather Phares of Allmusic commented that Breakout title expresses its "purpose nicely" though the music was not drastically different from Hannah Montana's, adding, "only a handful of songs truly break out from the Montana mold".

We see that the CME rate over the first 5 years in each cycle is not drastically different, even though the sunspot number dropped significantly.

Still, with two days left, the medals tally will change -- though not that drastically.

Even though the Mets' on-field fortunes have declined (and ratings have fallen, though not as drastically as the team has), SNY is thriving.