Sentence examples for a radical realignment of from inspiring English sources

Rosso's encounter with the latest painting Rome offered resulted in a radical realignment of his style.

It represents a radical realignment of power in Indonesia and its early results are mixed and contradictory.

At the end of 1523 Rosso moved to Rome, where his exposure to Michelangelo's Sistine ceiling, the late art of Raphael, and the work of Parmigianino resulted in a radical realignment of his style.

In a move that surprised science educators, legislators, and even many federal education officials, President Barack Obama included a radical realignment of STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education programs in the 2014 budget request that he submitted last week to Congress.

Young people have lived through these events and might be ready for a radical realignment of our politics that the pundit class simply cannot see.

At the end of the haggling, whatever the outcome, there will be a lasting radical realignment of public affairs in Britain.

However, a more radical realignment of our resources will be necessary to attack our real enemies: poverty and oppression.

Sometimes before an election it seems that we are on the verge of a radical realignment, and then the voters simply reinforce the same old patterns.

Since the establishment of Pooideae in the mid-19th century by Bentham (1861), its circumscription has undergone radical realignment as understanding of the evolutionary history of grasses advanced (reviewed in Soreng and Davis 2000; Soreng et al. 2007).

Commissioner Bud Selig and Weiner both said that so-called radical realignment — the elimination of divisional identities and/or several teams switching leagues — was not under consideration.

The irony is that all these people are at the top of the food chain in an economic ecosystem that many protesters seem to view as fundamentally flawed and in need of radical realignment if not wholesale deconstruction.