Sentence examples for plans radically from inspiring English sources

With plans radically and rapidly changing, money was being lost.

But Kidd returned to the Dallas Mavericks, Hill re-signed with the Phoenix Suns and soon Walsh was forced to alter his plans radically.

In the memo, Mr. Kvaal argues that Mr. Perry's tax plan "radically restructures the tax system and shifts a greater tax burden onto the middle class".

The plan radically changes health care in the U.S., imposing the federal government into perhaps the most personal of all segments of American life.

Ken Clarke plans to radically reform the criminal justice system.

Both Republican plans would radically restructure the program, giving states limited sums.

Ministers are finalising plans to radically reform the House of Commons, giving English MPs alone the final say on legislation that does not affect other parts of the Union.

It outlined plans to radically overhaul its fleet, which has relied heavily on older, fuel-inefficient planes like the MD-80s.

The west London council has raised eyebrows, however, over reported plans to radically shake up social housing proving in its area.

The government yesterday unveiled its plans to radically overhaul the state pension, which have been welcomed by some and criticised by others.

Among those rebuked was the star choreographer Benjamin Millepied – husband of the actor Natalie Portman – who resigned in February after his plans to radically modernise the ballet repertoire were thwarted.