Sentence examples for is radically altering from inspiring English sources

LONDON — The glamour culture of our time is radically altering the art market.

It may be that another new technology – the internet – is radically altering our sense of what (if anything) should remain private.

Over the last few years, Amazon has left a trail of clues suggesting that it is radically altering how it delivers goods.

"It's a tectonic shift that is radically altering the way of life for the vast majority of Tibetans who have no say in the design and implementation of these policies," said Nicholas Bequelin, a senior researcher in Hong Kong for Human Rights Watch who helped write the report, which is based on official documents and on interviews with local residents.

Banking is going through a revolution that is radically altering the way banks work and the way customers use them.

(A consequence of this idea would be that Aristotle is radically altering his conception of the importance of the species, which in the Categories he called a secondary substance, that is, a substance only in a secondary sense).

Unless this way of doing business is radically altered, we are reaching a stage where it would be less embarrassing or absurd to green-screen elections.

Taylor never forgave the red tops, but he does agree with Lambert that the attitude towards gay pop stars is radically altered.

Ms. Swinton, 51, says she is drawn to characters confronting these moments of crisis, when the trajectory of a life is radically altered.

"The whole ecology of the area is radically altered," says lead researcher Jason Hall-Spencer, a benthic ecologist at the University of Plymouth in the U.K. Hall-Spencer and colleagues studied marine organisms living near a small island off southwestern Italy.

However, the question does remain to be asked especially given what we do know of the microbiota following certain periods in which its composition is radically altered.