Sentence examples for dramatically overhauled from inspiring English sources
America's welfare regime was dramatically overhauled in the late 1990s todayy, recipients must work and no one can spend more than five years on welfare.
But even Clinton supporters should agree that our supposedly "democratic" system for picking nominees for president is terribly broken and should be dramatically overhauled.
The musician was in the midst of an intense international tour, dramatically overhauled to accommodate 10 songs from her new, eponymous album.
University officials were criticized for taking too long to lock down the campus that day and have dramatically overhauled their alert system.
On Wednesday, Michael Gove, the education secretary, announced that the teaching of computer science was to be dramatically overhauled, with the existing programme of study scrapped to make way for new lessons designed by industry and universities.
Michael Gove, the education secretary, announced on Wednesday that the teaching of ICT (information and communications technology) and computer science in schools would be dramatically overhauled, with the existing programme of study scrapped to make way for new lessons designed by industry and universities.
"This is the opportunity to dramatically overhaul the complicated rules," Mr. Douglas said.
All three practices were classified as inadequate by CQC inspectors and each now has six months in which to dramatically overhaul how they operate or face being closed.
Strikingly, Renzi said his government would push through a package of constitutional and electoral reform that, among other things, would dramatically overhaul the senate.
And it's one that would dramatically overhaul the U.S. health-care system and promise an even more generous array of benefits to Americans.
Labor plans to dramatically overhaul the employment services system Jobactive, saying it is incentivising job providers to churn unemployed people through unsuitable jobs, and flooding businesses with disingenuous job applications.
