Sentence examples for any drastic alterations from inspiring English sources

Barring any drastic alterations, he'll likely lead the lead again in minutes played and distance covered, but those figures come with the risk of potentially preventing Chicago from getting where it so desperately wants to go.

As a result of his work on the chlorination of oils, waxes, and the like, Dumas proposed a "Law of Substitution," stating that hydrogen atoms (electropositive) could be substituted by chlorine or oxygen atoms (electronegative) in certain organic reactions without any drastic alteration in the structure.

These drastic alterations of proportion continued when Ms. Mearns danced.

Unlike some other manufacturers the changes are subtle, more refinements rather than drastic alterations.

Drastic alterations to his appearance fuelled erroneous rumours that he was undergoing gender reassignment surgery.

The Empire had been sold to ATV and the Hackney Gazette predicted "drastic alterations".

He had made six changes and suggested further, more drastic alterations will follow when he can start trading.

It is also about people who, in Mr. Greer's words, "redeal the deck" and make drastic alterations in their lives.

Of these modifications, B wrote: "Be sure not to hand on to anybody your quartet, in which I have made some drastic alterations.

However, expression of c-Myb and A-Myb, but not of B-Myb or Drosophila Myb, during late larval eye development caused drastic alterations in adult eye morphology.

Even Capability Brown, capable of levelling hills, moving villages and flooding valleys for other clients, merely softened the edges of the old formal scheme - drastic alterations, he said, would "unravel the mysteries of the garden".