Sentence examples for massively change from inspiring English sources

But beware you don't massively change your make up/hair because it will be obvious you're changing for something.

"The dollars involved for the average practice are not likely to massively change a physician's prescribing practices," he said.

"I wouldn't overstate the Fed's ability to massively change expectations through its statements," the Fed's chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, said at a press conference Wednesday after the announcement.

At the same time, an epitaxial strain has been demonstrated to massively change the fundamental properties of such oxides, in particular, affecting their electronic behavior [1 4].

Such design can reduce the thermal mismatch between coatings and substrate and massively change the local thermal conductivity and interfacial heat transfer coefficient.

There is however no clear consensus on how to approach the analysis of this data, especially in the context of cells that are triggered to expand rapidly, and massively change their gene expression pattern.

Former cabinet minister Lord Owen predicted that the rules would leave the NHS "massively changed".

"The game has massively changed since I got my first cap in 2003," she says.

There was considerable skepticism about the role of consoles, given the massively changed device landscape that consumers have.

"It was a massively changed Sarries side and when it comes to knockout rugby, they have been there and done it.

Pressure on Clegg was ramped up when the party chairman, Tim Farron, said last week that the bill should have been dropped or "massively changed".