Sentence examples for most drastic changes from inspiring English sources

But the most drastic changes would come internally.

In 1998, Barbie went through one of her most drastic changes.

The most drastic changes are likely to occur on defense, which gave up 502 yards to the Raiders.

We'll take a look at how some of the most drastic changes in the modern workplace have evolved to redefine what it means to work smarter.

Of the four leagues, Feldman says the N.B.A. is the most likely to lose games to a labor stoppage, because its owners are seeking the most drastic changes.

If all of those provisions were adopted, it would represent the most drastic changes to the labor deal since the salary-cap system was adopted in 1984.

The most drastic change in plans occurred in Basra, which had been bypassed by allied troops in their rush north toward Baghdad.

Shinseki promised the most drastic change undertaken by an Army Chief since the late nineteen-thirties, when George C. Marshall transformed a small peacetime force into the mighty Army that won the Second World War.

The most drastic change is the new centrality of Art Positions, a section of the fair dedicated to emerging galleries, which has been relocated from a nearby beach to a ring in the middle of the exhibition hall.

Romans warned the commission in a raucous meeting this spring that imposing the more sweeping ban would drive "the final nail in Kentucky racing" and said it would be "the most drastic change to American racing ever".

Mr. Sinofsky's first step in responding to the iPad was to oversee the most drastic change in the design of the operating system in years so that it could take better advantage of touch screens.