Sentences with phrase «drastic steps»

The islands already appear to be taking drastic steps in this direction.

So then I took the (relatively) drastic step of figuring out my net worth by hand.

You can improve nutrition and your diet without taking such drastic steps.

A more drastic step for addressing concerns with a potential compromise of your personal information is locking your credit file with a credit freeze.

But some very drastic steps need to be taken and ASAP.

And in some cases, they are taking drastic steps by tearing down unfinished homes.

Parent trigger laws are a controversial and drastic step when schools are failing, but are being increasingly talked about.

At times, it takes the voices of the fans to move the club into taking drastic steps that will improve the lots of the club.

And what about their wives, what do they perceive as the need to take such drastic steps?

Depending on why you have bad credit you may need to do something as simple as make payments on time or you may require more drastic steps.

What these cases illustrate is that Ontario courts are more than willing to take drastic steps in the face of unreasonable, dangerous and intransigent misconduct by owners, particularly where it impinges on safety or on the enjoyment by others of their individual units or the condo development as a whole.

Speaking to the BBC, Mr Clegg said: «I think the time is now coming, drawing very close to taking the most drastic step of all, which is dropping aid directly into Burma, irrespective of the wishes of the Burmese regime.»

Why it's revolutionary: Marks & Spencer, the U.K.'s all - in - one retailer, has taken some of the most drastic steps for sustainability of any major company.

Before taking this «rare» and rather drastic step, however, the editor will contact the authors to resolve the issue through lesser means such as «retraction [or] correction,» because «publishing a notice of concern [is] the least good» alternative, Lundberg says.

A dog with a bloated, twisted stomach (more scientifically called «Gastric Dilatation and Volvulus») will die in pain in a matter of hours unless drastic steps are taken.

Assemblyman Robin Schimminger, chairman of the Economic Development Committee, said the legislation that would allow bars, restaurants and sporting venues to sell alcoholic beverages starting at 8 a.m. is too drastic a step to take all at once.

Apple CEO Tim Cook took the most drastic step yet to address the growing furor over the company's beleaguered map application, saying he was «extremely sorry» for the frustration felt by customers and vowing to improve the program.

Answer: Suing a family member is a pretty drastic step that many people are reluctant to consider.

The Football Association (FA) chairman Greg Dyke gave a speech last week, detailing how drastic steps need to be taken in order to improve England's nurturing of young talent and has set the huge target of reaching...

So, some state lawmakers are now proposing drastic steps to rescue FitzPatrick that could involve a state takeover of the plant.

Possible Herpes II Old man ready to take unfavaroble drastic steps..

As someone who took fairly drastic steps in my early thirties in order to write, I'm always drawn to reinvention stories about characters who want to do and be more.

Researchers two years ago predicted that extreme heat and humidity could make some parts of the planet uninhabitable if drastic steps were not taken to cut fossil fuel combustion, and the greenhouse gas emissions that are amplifying surface air temperatures to dangerous levels.

This guidance document presents the necessity to take drastic steps at all levels in order to properly address deforestation and forest degradation in Indonesia.

«To be honest, there is a chance that had we taken more drastic steps earlier, Earth would have been able to survive for longer — much, much longer, even.

Where the government should have supported it's imperfect system, it instead took to discussing drastic steps that seem posied only to curb the public's outrage, whereas Zinn rests on a concept of fair play.

The OnePlus 3T is the company's more recent flagship, a none - too - drastic step up from the OnePlus 3.

U.S. residents (but not residents of Canada) can take the more drastic step of requesting a credit freeze, also known as a security freeze.

There is something seriously wrong with a society that does not embrace the way we ALL will look one day, God willing... We all want to be the best we can be, but that should not require such drastic steps.

In general, this shouldn't go past two weeks with treatment — if it does, it may require more drastic steps, or it may be bacterial, which will absolutely require a doctor's care.

Although she had heard of internet dating and saw the ads, she had hesitated to take what she imagined was a rather drastic step.

Buffalo Assemblyman Robin Schimminger, chairman of the Economic Development Committee, is pushing back against the so - called «brunch bill,» saying the proposal to allow bars, restaurants and sporting venues to sell alcoholic beverages starting at 8 a.m. is too drastic a step to take all at once.

(Credit: James Martin / CNET) Apple CEO Tim Cook took the most drastic step yet to address the growing furor over the company's beleaguered map application, saying he was «extremely sorry» for the frustration felt by customers and vowing to improve the program.

If you can embrace the limitations, you may be fine ditching your Windows PC for a Chromebook — but that's still a pretty drastic step.

«It is irresponsible and unacceptable» to clinically test for genes other than BRCA for which risks aren't well established, said Nazneen Rahman of the Institute of Cancer Research in Sutton, U.K. Doing so is «damaging,» she tells ScienceInsider, because it could lead women to take drastic steps such as having their breasts removed.

But Luis decided Coach had to take much more drastic steps.

Only a year ago, with sales at his filtration - and - fluid - handling - products company doubling every year, Roesner decided to take a drastic step in response to the job glut: he sold his company.

The Office of the Director of National Intelligence, in a recent awareness campaign, advised some more drastic steps, including leaving devices at home and even considering carrying a burner phone, which doesn't contain personal data or secure information.

It is unfortunate that the government has taken the drastic step of arresting and imprisoning Dr. Benhamou, an eminent physician, on the basis of circumstantial allegations that we believe are untrue.

Twitter this week has taken drastic steps to reduce the amount of abuse and harassment on its service by banning the accounts of several high - profile leaders of the white nationalist alt - right movement, including Richard Spencer and Pax Dickinson.

Now the startup has taken the drastic step of asking a court to declare that Guillory has no right to equity or any partnership with Cruise.

Canada's economy is looking frail, but another rate cut is a more drastic step than the situation calls for

Tesla coaxed Model 3 production to 2,270 cars per week in April, the electric automaker confirmed today, after CEO Elon Musk took drastic steps to boost manufacturing.

The conglomerate said it will not completely pull out but has to take drastic steps to ride out the storm.

During the 2004 federal election, Premier Klein made several comments indicating that Alberta was prepared to take more drastic steps to make the public health care system sustainable.

«If two or three of the largest economies are giving it legitimacy, one needs to take a hard look at it before you take a drastic step.»

Whether that drastic step ends up being the exception or the norm within the industry remains to be seen.