a fundamental alteration

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"I think examination will show that there has now been a fundamental alteration.

"Thus it might be waived in individual cases without working a fundamental alteration," he said.

Also, items may be exempted if they require a fundamental alteration or there is an undue burden, terms that are subject to interpretation.

Critics may also discern a feeling of defeat in having to undertake such a fundamental alteration in the hope of saving students' lives.

The three dissenting judges said that the Ring decision should not apply retroactively because it announced neither a new substantive rule nor a fundamental alteration of a procedural one.

We like to imagine that the coming of modern times marks a fundamental alteration in human experience.

Some have argued that these changes in the sleep-wake cycle are actually aspects of a more fundamental alteration in circadian rhythms.

This is a fundamental change".

Listening underwent a fundamental change.

It's a fundamental change.

Scott Styles, a senior lecturer in law at Aberdeen University, described the move as "dangerous" and said: "This is a major and fundamental alteration in our constitution; what is being changed is not a right of the PM but a power of the Commons.