Sentence examples for what a drastic from inspiring English sources

Oh what a drastic and painful decision this was!

You will know what a drastic weight loss is when it gives you an alarming feeling.

He still advocates what he calls a drastic solution, but he still insists that it has never included murder.

HONG KONG — In what would be a drastic liberalization of China's huge but still cloistered capital markets, the country's top securities regulator said Monday that foreign investment could be allowed to rise as much as tenfold.

It now looks increasingly likely that 2010 will be a year without either tax, followed by what amounts to a drastic increase in those taxes the next year.

What's normally a drastic undercounting of minorities was vastly improved "due primarily to the Census Bureau's dogged determination to walk America's streets and knock on the doors of the roughly 100 million US residents who didn't mail back their forms," they wrote.

"I expected that what was required was a drastic transformation of a mature industry," he recalls.

Mr. Hammond said he knew he had to do what for him was a drastic measure.

To save the Evening Standard, Lebedev and his editors took what many thought was a drastic step: they started giving it away for free.

Last Monday, he retreated from his ad and released a public letter that expressed what seemed to be a drastic change of viewpoint.

Armed with maps, photos and data, Hidalgo County officials say they are fighting to undo the consequences of what they see as a drastic undercount of the county in the 2010 census.