Sentence examples for dramatically reformed from inspiring English sources

In 1974, after the Watergate scandal, campaign-finance laws were dramatically reformed.

But much of the current controversy involves the six per cent of Americans who buy their own health care on the individual market, which the A.C.A. has dramatically reformed.

Rather, their message is that the system that creates and sustains our extraordinary degree of income inequality is damaging to the country as a whole and must be dramatically reformed.

Gay, the author of "Tris Speaker," wants us to see these games as seminal showmanship — Paige and Dizzy Dean were "America's first black-and-white buddy act" — which somewhat undercuts his argument that they dramatically reformed the sport.

As noted above, the new Type Cover is less dramatically reformed, though its backlit keys and new key travel are both pleasant additions.

The Islamic Republic would be dramatically reformed from within, without the wrenching risks of abolishing the entire system and starting again.

Mr. Pataki said he would propose legislation "that will dramatically reform New York's Rockefeller drug laws," but gave no hint what it would say.

Mr. Pataki promised to "dramatically reform" New York's unfair Rockefeller drug laws, which have packed the state's prisons with nonviolent drug users.

"With this plan," Mr. Silver said, "we close the deficit, we make responsible cuts, we hold the line on spending, we preserve vital programs and services, we reject a number of taxes and fees, and dramatically reform the budget process".

You'll note that Microsoft and Yahoo had to dramatically reform their businesses to be rewarded by investors for their progress.

They need to dramatically reform, or America needs to tell them, all together now: You're fired.