Sentence examples for has radically revised from inspiring English sources

The E.U. has radically revised its policy toward Yugoslavia".

Coupled with an overhaul of the Egyptian military that has greatly reduced its power, Morsi has radically revised some of the central tenets of the old order in his country.

The LNP, which is on track to win 42 seats, has radically revised its policies and leadership in the wake of a landslide swing against the Campbell Newman government in a bid to woo the same crossbench support.

It has radically revised the language it uses to describe children who get caught up in the criminal justice system from the neutral, albeit clunky "justice-involved youth" to the more judgmental "offender".

Competitor GREE didn't have quarterly results to report, but they didn't want to let DeNA steal the show: the company (current market cap: US$7.3 billion) has radically revised their earnings estimates for the fiscal year (which ends in June 2012).

Over the past two decades, we've radically revised how we conduct medical research and take care of our female patients.

But thanks largely to his and Mr. Erickson's work, Westerners have radically revised their appreciation of the Red Army's wartime skill and performance.

But they were mostly ignored by the establishment until the crisis.Since then, however, leading academics have radically revised their understanding of how central banks affect the economy and how they should accomplish their objectives.

Anthropologists studying living hunter-gatherers have radically revised their view of how early human societies were structured, a shift that yields new insights into how humans evolved away from apes.

Baker writes that Obama went from a candidate "full of confidence to the point of hubris" to a two-term president who had "radically revised his expectations" of what was possible.

Phylogenetic analyses have radically revised our thinking about the origin of P. falciparum.