Sentence examples for dramatically altering from inspiring English sources

The dogs are generally portrayed as heroic mates, dramatically altering, if not outright saving, the lives of their human companions.

Despite the severe handicaps, the planners, over the course of the next week swiftly reconfigured large swaths New Yorks labyrinthine subway system, dramatically altering a once familiar landscape.

Here's the rub, though: aside from dramatically altering a place that, in the words of one friend, "has been geared toward foreigners for 40 years", the bulk of this incoming demographic doesn't bring much money to the local economy.

The story of the Dai family in Nicholas D. Kristof's Dec. 3 column, "Will China Blindside the West?," was a timely reminder that economic development is dramatically altering the lives of China's citizens.

If the automakers' strategy is successful, they could eliminate or marginalize 20,000 dealerships, dramatically altering the lives of the one million people they employ and the welfare of thousands of communities.

Writers are of course artists, and once an artist finds the modus operandi through which they can best illustrate whatever it is they want (or rather perhaps need) to say, dramatically altering that form risks losing something precious.

Adding one tech stock would dramatically alter the results.

If the town flooded the land, it would dramatically alter the landscape.

(His 2006 collection "Songs for Christmas" dramatically altered the well-known harmonies of Christmas carols).

Yet the slightest adjustments in assumptions dramatically alter the benefits owed.

In the long term, California must dramatically alter the way it farms.