Sentence examples for make major alterations from inspiring English sources

Yeovil's manager, Gary Johnson, was outraged by his team's performance in a 5-1 demolition by Huddersfield last time out and vowed to make major alterations to his line-up for the New Year's Day clash with Watford, which was ultimately postponed because Huish Park was waterlogged.

Thomas Smyth (1609 1642) was the first member of the family to make major alterations and additions to the original manor house.

Our recent weather has given pause to remember Al Gore's visionary, award-winning 2006 documentary, An Inconvenient Truth in which respected international scientists warn of only a decade-long window to change our ways and make major alterations to destructive policies and behavior.

He made major alterations in previous truss designs and in 1840 received two patents for the Howe truss.

Police officials said the department last made major alterations to its deployment strategy in 1978, when some beats were redrawn to reflect crime and demographic trends.

"Lymphedema is a very feared complication, and many women have made major alterations to their lifestyle in an effort to avoid it," said Dr. Monica Morrow, chief of breast surgery at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan.

It's become clear that unless he steps down or makes major alterations to policy, Turkey's protest movement will continue to grow.

But whereas the U.S. leadership has since made major alterations to its outlook, Putin has only become more confirmed in his "conservatism".

But soon afterward he listened to the concerns of geologists that it could despoil millions of acres of tundra unless the oil companies were required to make major safety alterations to their plans.

Make major changes if necessary.

And for Iran to be able to make these major alterations, two things have to happen: One, influential figures in Iran have to develop an Islamic Republic that is relevant to the young population.