Sentences with phrase «too drastic a step»

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.

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.

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I'm making baby steps too, hoping to make some progess, but I know if I attempt anything to drastic I'll never follow through.

The network took the drastic step late last week because it received complaints from around 30 Bold users that the device's keyboard gets too hot.

It might seem strange to take such a drastic step but as the publishing market changes, I felt I had to change too and think in a completley different way.

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

Not too drastic, it's baby steps for us but we are using soft gold dragonflies and green pinecones this year!