Sentence examples for drastically rewritten from inspiring English sources

It will be drastically rewritten by Congress.

But that was drastically rewritten late last summer.

With a lesser actor, the part would have had to be drastically rewritten".

I knew it would never see the light of day, or be drastically rewritten.

She had one workshop production of her adaptation, which she has since drastically rewritten.

Rather than using the label "renegotiation," which conjures up negative images of a drastically rewritten contract, parties might call the process a review, restructuring, rescheduling, or contract clarification.

She had no real competition, and when she signed with Lil Wayne, there was little indication that she would drastically rewrite the rules for female rappers.

Duncan hopes to preserve what he regards as N.C.L.B.'s one important contribution — breaking down data to identify and address gaps between white and nonwhite students — but he says that he intends to drastically rewrite the law.

But scandals involving campaign financing, pay for state lawmakers and spending abuses by a state agency led legislators in 2008 to drastically rewrite the law for the first time in a half century.

The film's producer, Samuel Goldwyn, was ill and didn't supervise Hawks closely; the director drastically rewrote the script, Goldwyn was unhappy with the results, and, near the end of shooting, intervened, replacing Hawks with William Wyler, who directed the last sequences.

At first things went tolerably well; in 1850 51 he composed the Cello Concerto in A Minor and the Symphony No. 3 in E-flat Major (the Rhenish) and drastically rewrote the 10-year-old Symphony in D Minor, ultimately published as No. 4.