Sentence examples for dramatic reshaping from inspiring English sources

But they are also an acknowledgment that the plan, which includes the sale of two prominent Manhattan branches, is a dramatic reshaping that has, at the very least, upset library traditionalists.

Inspired at least partly by Schumann's description of the Opus 28 Preludes as "eagles' pinions, wild and motley pell-mell," Mr. Tharaud gives each of these little pieces a painterly and often dramatic reshaping, toying with tempos and coloration, and reconceiving the set as a sort of Chopin-esque "Pictures at an Exhibition".

This will almost certainly lead to a dramatic reshaping of the industry.

"It will be a dramatic reshaping," he said today at a news conference outlining his plans.

This could lead to a dramatic reshaping of the media landscape.

If passed, the proposals will mean a dramatic reshaping of the British state, and could weaken, not strengthen, the union.The rise of the SNP loomed over the talks.

This is dramatically reshaping the industry.

This relatively modest change precedes a set of more dramatic reshapes in f, which exhibit two significant transitions (Fig. 4 D, d to e and f to g) from an helical structure (mainly state U) to more extended geometries (Q and M).

Age adds another noteworthy factor to a race that distills some of the most dramatic dynamics reshaping American politics, as a devotee of President Trump and a black progressive prepare to face off in November.

A new series explores China's transformation into an economic powerhouse, and how the country's dramatic rise is reshaping the world.

In fact, even small changes in the monomer geometry or hindrance result in dramatic aggregate reshaping, due to collective amplification.