Sentence examples for massive reorganization from inspiring English sources

"This is not privatizing, it is a massive reorganization of a government and how it provides services.

A temperature increase great enough to melt the northern icecap means a massive reorganization of the earth's heat and water patterns.

This is true It's certainly easier for an American president to start bombing Libya than to, say, introduce a massive reorganization of the world's largest health care market.

The high-resolution MEG scans clearly showed that in the brains of arm amputees the area associated with the face had invaded the area associated with the missing arm — "the first direct demonstration of massive reorganization of sensory maps in the adult human brain," Ramachandran wrote.

This is not some modest pilot program or experimental initiative that we're debating, after all: It's a massive reorganization of a hugely important sector of the American economy at a time when our economic and fiscal challenges are not exactly slight.

Microsoft announced a massive reorganization last Tuesday.

Since ceding social network dominance to Myspace in 2004, Friendster has gone through massive reorganizations, countless consultants and three CEOs.

Intriguingly, cellular E3 ligases such as the anaphase-promoting complex and cullin 3 orchestrate massive reorganizations of microtubules during mitosis [42], [43], [44].

"The massive economic reorganization of agriculture has proceeded with little recognition of its potential impacts on these aspects of food.

Pons repeated the experiment on three more monkeys, and published the results in Science, in 1991, as a paper titled "Massive Cortical Reorganization After Sensory Deafferentation in Adult Macaques".

Or is it the bookstore version of Tower Records, whose bankruptcy and eventual liquidation in 2006 has since become a signpost in the decline of the record store and the massive economic reorganization of the music business?