Sentence examples for have restructured radically from inspiring English sources
America said it would consider "the broad range of options".The British, French and German governments told European aerospace and defence-electronics companies to come up with a "rationalise or die" plan in order to compete better with America's defence industries, which have restructured radically since the end of the cold war.
ie if the government controlled them all, and then there was an argument that says they could have restructured them more radically.
We have restructured the manuscript as suggested.
I've restructured my contracts.
"They would have radically restructured the reality of the way Catholics receive their core beliefs," possibly laying the groundwork for another effort at women's ordination, Mrs. Hitchcock said.
The international lenders shelled out billions repaying Greece's hungry creditors before coming to the same conclusion Buchheit posited in a paper in spring 2010: that Greece would have to radically restructure its debt.
"As developing countries, we have to radically restructure our economic relations and increase economic cooperation, investments and trade flows between our countries," Mr. Mbeki said in a speech on Dec. 15 to a Mercosur summit meeting in Florianopolis, Brazil.
Because the product sold by the business is the family itself, "The Crown" can play as if Francis Ford Coppola had radically restructured "The Godfather" so that its only elements were the wedding and the christening, with the slaughter of the latter sequence recast so that the murders are all symbolic — losses of face, denials of freedom, royal refusals of common wishes.
It has been radically restructured, but even now it is still the object of a bureaucratic food fight within the Defense Department and intelligence community.
