Sentence examples for will be drastic from inspiring English sources

When weeding-out starts next spring, it will be drastic.

Either way, the consequences for the rest of the world will be drastic.

However, it is likely that there will be drastic reactions when the Application Act comes into effect on 1 August.

Fifty-eight percent of Plainville and 36percentt of Southington will be affected by the rules, and officials there are worried that the effects will be drastic.

Unless Gov. David Paterson and the Legislature find a fix, there will be drastic cuts in service: longer waits, overly crowded buses and trains, dirtier subway stations and more frequent breakdowns.

Economists say the jury is still out on whether Mr. Abe's measures, popularly called Abenomics, will be drastic enough to restore growth to a $5.9 trillion economy that in yen has shrunken back to the same size it was in the early 1990s and caused the country to slip behind China on the list of the world's largest economies.

With increase in land degradation in the Malilangwe reservoir catchment, the reservoir estimated life span of over 100 years will be drastically reduced unless drastic measures are taken to address the problem.

Some believe the effect will not be drastic; others are less optimistic.

The effect will not be drastic if the airport shutdowns end soon, but could be significant if the situation lasts longer.

Its profits aren't expected to be as strong next quarter because of the seasonal demand for natural gas and softer crude oil prices, but analysts say oil and gas price fluctuations will not be drastic because of tight supply and strong demand.

There will be no drastic, visible changes.