Sentence examples for provocative changes from inspiring English sources

Without resorting to gratuitous touches and provocative changes to the opera, he said, he wanted to subvert the familiarity so that audiences would leave shocked and awed yet also touched by this 1875 masterpiece.

However, analysis of the expression level, splicing, and coding sequence of the known genes in the interval did not reveal any provocative changes.

Targeted resequencing of the entire interval did not reveal any provocative changes; thus, the causative molecular lesion has not been identified.

The other provocative change to the review process is the concept of 360-degree assessment.

It was a provocative change, but it won't please everyone.

Business and government officials think privatisation could cut these costs by 20-30%.Mr Bush's plan would have been the most profound, and provocative, change in the delivery of social services yet attempted.

In the build-up to December's parliamentary elections, Mr Chen angered China's leaders with his calls for a new constitution for the island, to be approved by a referendum, and for provocative name changes for government offices and state-owned enterprises.

Maybe the real question is, When will Washington apply to join OPEC?" While the question is provocative, the change in outlook for domestic supplies, along with the changed role of the United States in global energy markets, carries important economic and geopolitical lessons.

By offering a quite different and provocative picture of changes within one of the nation's most significant religious bodies, it certainly serves that purpose.

While you're at the Railyard, check out SITE Santa Fe, a huge, multi-leveled contemporary art space with provocative installations that change regularly.

But as gestures, they are not vivid and provocative enough to change the way the government is seen by voters, or the way Britain is viewed by globally mobile capital.