Sentences with phrase «drastic action»

I understand how you might emotionally feel like taking drastic action on your debts with the changes in your life.

It claims there is a «threat of drastic action» if they do not «comply».

Whether fans will care enough to take such drastic action is the real question upon which our future as a top club may, or rather will, depend.

«These are the people controlling the world's forward - thinking economy, and they don't get we have to take drastic action on climate change,» he says.

Either can be a drastic move, but drastic situations require drastic action, and may be a necessary part of your financial recovery.

Leading scientists say most people remain unaware of the truth that climate change is a stark reality now and will continue to get worse without drastic action.

I'll stay with this food unless or until the vet determines that more drastic action needs to be taken.

When debt gets out of hand it can impact quality of life and even drive some individuals to take drastic actions resulting in losing a job or a marriage ending in divorce.

From my point of view, the implications for policy are critical, and the case for urgent drastic action has not been made, by BEST or anyone else.

Don't wait till drastic action is the only option.

Dealing with her RRSP money will require more drastic action.

Still, solving the debt problem could require drastic action.

The report calls for drastic action, including cutting CO2 emissions to almost zero by 2100 to prevent catastrophic climate change.

It may seem harsh to take such drastic actions against a player who has already been punished for his actions but Rose should know the level of professionalism his manager expects at his club by now.

So too, do the first three months of 2016 send a clear signal of where our world is headed and how fast we are headed there if drastic actions to reduce carbon emissions are not taken immediately.

If you treat people fairly, communicate and set clear expectations and manage with real skill, the workplace will always run much more smoothly and with far fewer issues that require such drastic action as Marissa Mayers directive at Yahoo.

Their article concluded: «the scientific base for a greenhouse warming is too uncertain to justify drastic action at this time.»

When they begin taking drastic actions in order to get their stash back, Moses is forced to call on his worldly brother Albert — a man who has left the faith — in order to stay alive.

August saw the US's most drastic action, restricting the Venezuelan government's access to the US financial system, preventing it and the state oil company, PDVSA, from issuing new debt in US dollars.

Further, the government does not want to take drastic action which could instigate Shia - Sunni tensions within the country.

«We need to take a very drastic action.

Murphy Savage, who is forced to take drastic action when Brigadier General Charles Lane (Kent Smith) is killed in action.

Florence Pugh gives one of the best performances of the year as a Victorian woman who takes drastic action after being sold into marital slavery.

The only other three years in which Gallup has measured this variable were from 2001 to 2003, when a slightly lower percentage of Americans advocated drastic action.

Later, Pete (Mark Duplass) battles a man in a wheelchair (J.B. Smoove) for a pair of running shoes, while Ruxin (Nick Kroll) fears his wife Sofia (Nadine Velazquez) is losing interest in their marriage, prompting drastic action from the insecure husband.

«They also accept that only drastic action starting now will prevent wholesale destruction of reefs and other similarly affected ecosystems.»

Sure, these efforts add up over time, but considering the scale of the plastic disaster, and the continuing rate at which the planet's oceans are filling with plastic pollution, we need much more drastic action immediately.

If your adviser suggests drastic action, or seems evasive or defensive, then get a second opinion.

Since, even now, when debates about the fact of global warming is largely over, no nation is considering taking the really drastic actions that might significantly reduce the catastrophes that lie ahead, it seems that we are all too likely to experience judgment for our collective sins.

Perfect timing, as my grape tomato plant is weighted down with fruit that I have a bad feeling will ripen all at once, demanding drastic action.

Bremer and museum board Treasurer Norman Smalley both said the deficit in this year's operating budget is not serious enough to warrant drastic action, though both men also declined to disclose the amount of the deficit or of the budget.

Buhari who is on a one week official visit to China warned vandals and saboteurs blowing up oil and gas installations in Nigeria to desist immediately or face the same drastic action being taken against Boko Haram by the Armed Forces.

Of course, it doesn't work and it appears drastic action will be required to stop anarchy in Snow's districts.

Eventually, Aron accepts that if he doesn't take drastic action quickly — yep, cut off his own arm — he will die.

When Wes — for whom Jacob has become the primary male role model in his father's absence — is taken away by Protective Services and placed in the care of his aunt (Juliette Lewis), Jacob sees drastic action as his only hope of getting his little brother back.