Sentence examples for dramatic alteration from inspiring English sources

The changes that Ed Miliband has outlined in the Guardian are at once an incredibly dramatic alteration to the way the Labour party is structured and will operate, and at the same time seem so simple and obvious it feels like they should have always been there.

"Bosch by Night," a light-and-sound show projecting animations of Bosch's paintings onto the façades of the buildings in the Markt, would have been the most dramatic alteration of the city's familiar spaces but, in a Boschian twist, it was delayed after one of the relevant buildings collapsed mere days before the start date.

No one, at this moment, exactly knows how much, but the proposed creation of new food hubs, coupled with a determined effort to grow vegetables and food in London's already extensive (and largely unused) green spaces will hopefully see a dramatic alteration of the city's food security, an alteration which would also bring the cityscape to life.

These changes will lead to a dramatic alteration of the household composition in the near future.

But times have changed, and postdocs have seen a dramatic alteration in their fortunes.

The sudden onset of psychosis at this time is known as a psychotic break, a sudden and dramatic alteration in thought patterns and behavior.

Scientists had assumed that the dramatic alterations in beak shape, height, width and strength would require the accumulation of many chance mutations in many different genes.

The player must choose which character to carry out the investigation with, a seemingly mundane selection that causes dramatic alterations to the story and world.

Still, expect to see more dramatic alterations on that front come Monday.

Like other body organs, the aging kidney shows dramatic alterations [131].

Cells transformed by Ras and Raf display dramatic alterations in cell morphology, adhesion, and intracellular architecture.