Sentence examples for a dramatic restructuring from inspiring English sources

He commissioned Bain to map out a dramatic restructuring of the 29 state-university campuses.

They often require a dramatic restructuring of the way manufacturers supply products to market.

In a dramatic restructuring, two teams have created versions of baker's yeast with vastly reduced chromosome counts.

In recent weeks, the ministry of finance has suggested TVR, which recorded losses of more than £4.2m last year, may face insolvency proceedings and a dramatic restructuring.

"This is a dramatic restructuring" of surveillance law, said Michael Sussmann, a former Justice Department intelligence lawyer who represents several telecommunication companies.

There is every indication that the industry is in the midst of a dramatic restructuring that involves even more fundamental changes than those experienced following its deregulation in 1978.

Fray left the big SMH job back in 2012 when Fairfax Media imposed a dramatic restructure on the company, shedding editors and 1900 jobs, closing printing presses and imposing a paywall.

The disparities in the standard of living of whites and nonwhites are so great that, even without considering general economic dislocations produced by any dramatic restructuring of society, significant reform efforts will cut heavily into whites' income.

In 2012, Obamacare was a law, not merely a bill, and its dramatic restructuring of the health insurance system was now a statutory fact that was plain for anyone whose eyes were open to see.

Such dramatic restructuring of a genome will disrupt both coding sequences directly and the linkage between coding exons and regulatory elements of very many genes.

The feat represents the most dramatic restructuring yet of a complex genome and could help scientists understand why organisms split their DNA over chromosomes.