Sentence examples for dramatic revisions from inspiring English sources

These numbers have showed some of the most dramatic revisions of all those listed here.

"Tabu" isn't the first docu-fiction; "Nanook" itself, with its copious reënactments and dramatic revisions, may take that prize.

What has caught demographers off-guard – and has required such dramatic revisions – is that African fertility has not fallen as expected.

In such cases, a stingy but predictable regime might be preferable to a lucrative one that suffers from frequent or dramatic revisions.

The Purchasing Power Parity PPPP) rates from the 2011 round of the International Comparison Program ICPP) imply some dramatic revisions to price levels and real incomes across the world as compared to the prior 2005 round.

In writing the pilot episode, series creator Eric Kripke made several dramatic revisions to John's storyline.

And CAFTA — a free-trade agreement with countries in Central America and the Caribbean — included not just longer copyright and trademark protection but also a dramatic revision in those countries' patent policies.

His firm is now forecasting fourth-quarter Standard & Poor's 500 growth of 4%–a rather dramatic revision from its mid-2000 consensus forecast for the fourth quarter of 16%.

This commitment makes the task Spinoza undertakes in the Ethics an even more dramatic revision of traditional understandings of the passions than that which Descartes produced.

The potential for a dramatic revision of patent law makes it essential for biotechnology attorneys to stay abreast of developments in the law so that they may advise their clients appropriately.

The myth of the Jewish Rembrandt, one who used Jewish models for a huge range of works, has undergone dramatic revision in recent years, so, for example, we understand the famous "Jewish Bride" as a illustration of a theatrical play of the time, and not a portrait of a Jewish couple, and that not all of the old men in Rembrandt's works are Jewish.