Sentence examples for dramatically rework from inspiring English sources

Ms Smith was left with less than two years to dramatically rework her training and adjust to the blindfold in order to qualify for the Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro next year.

Los Angeles County supervisors have begun weighing recommendations to dramatically rework the safety net for tens of thousands of abused and neglected children, including what would be the most significant reorganization of county government since 2007.

That means dramatically reworking existing packages.

Eventually, we might be able to run phones and tablets on harvested ambient energy, after such devices get reworked to require dramatically less power.

Hit-makers Julian Fellowes (writer of Downton Abbey) and Cameron Mackintosh (producer of Les Misérables, Cats, Mary Poppins, Miss Saigon, The Phantom of the Opera, Oliver!) have achieved the unthinkable: they have put together an emotionally vapid, tediously classist and unnecessarily sexist reworking of the (dramatically better crafted) 1963 musical and 1967 film, starring Tommy Steele.

What better way to honor her example than to rework her material as dramatically as she reworked others'?

Anderson has reportedly reworked the book's ending dramatically for the film, but based on his past work of sprawling, funny, sad movies, it seems likely that the two will have a similar gist.

There's much to be commended in this welcome new look at Shakespeare's poetically dense and dramatically rather formulaic play, which is a near-literal reworking of a story from Boccaccio's "Decameron".

"And we continue to rework that document".

"Things are changing dramatically.

That dramatically has changed".