Sentence examples for dramatic overhaul of from inspiring English sources

Steve Ballmer announced a dramatic overhaul of the company.

No one expects this Congress to approve a dramatic overhaul of existing regulations.

There was no dramatic overhaul of his motion or life-changing visits to a sports psychologist.

Wired said the company planned to battle Google by rolling "out a dramatic overhaul of its site and indexing methodology".

Investors used the meeting in Hanover to criticise the German company's board for its handling of the scandal and call for a dramatic overhaul of its corporate governance.

He promised a "dramatic overhaul" of the Port Authority, whose board members are divided between appointees of the governors of New York and New Jersey.

His critique was leveled not at the show, which he had not seen, but at comments by Ms. Paulus, Ms. Parks and some cast members, quoted in an article in The Times, which described the opera as badly in need of a dramatic overhaul to reach today's audiences.

The dramatic overhaul is part of a move ordered by President Bush that began with the appointment last week of L. Paul Bremer III, a counterterrorism veteran at the State Department, as the new top administrator in charge of rebuilding Iraq.

"5G will be a dramatic overhaul and harmonisation of the radio spectrum," says Prof Rahim Tafazolli who is the lead at the UK's multimillion-pound government-funded 5G Innovation Centre at the University of Surrey.

Hundreds of faculty members and two former Dartmouth presidents have advocated for a dramatic overhaul or abolition of the Greek system.

The new flood of drugs is the result of a dramatic overhaul that Sharer has put in place since taking the top post at Amgen five years ago.