Sentence examples for radically adjusted from inspiring English sources

Political infighting and budget limits have forced all of the winning architects there to compromise repeatedly on their designs: an embittering experience for some, like Michael Arad, who has seen his design for a memorial radically adjusted.

Multiculturalism has been a formal policy since 1971; it's taught in the country's elementary schools.Yet over the past year immigration authorities have radically adjusted the criteria for successful applications and cut resettlement programmes en masse.

Though most say it was so radically adjusted to suit Horowitz's needs that it does not meet theirs, it still carries symbolic weight and remains something of a phantom presence in the piano department.

Upon returning from his mission at 21, his paradigm about his own possibilities in the world had been radically adjusted.

The solo nature of my drives into the American heartland has forced me to radically adjust how I document my trips.

But whereas a black bear adheres to a strict seasonal schedule and requires weeks to switch between the distinctive physiologies of denning versus dining, a polar bear needs little more than happy happenstance to radically adjust its internal rheostat.

These funds radically adjust their asset mixes over time, growing more conservative as an investor nears retirement, switching a sizable portion of the portfolio from stocks to fixed income and cash.

Ventoux stands alone, bleak and awesome, "God's tomb" adrift in the massif des Cèdres – your eyeline forced to adjust radically from its foothills to the observatory at its peak.

Trauma and loss afflict most of the characters in Yiyun Li's third book – her first collection of short stories, A Thousand Years of Good Prayers, won the Guardian first book award in 2006, and a novel, The Vagrants, appeared here last year – but by the time we meet them, crisis is usually at some distance; what we witness is their slow attempts to adjust to radically altered circumstances.

Ad people need to constantly put themselves on the cutting edge of what's happening in life, and they remain successful because they adapt, they change -- sometimes radically -- in order to adjust to evolving technology and the human response to it.

While fatality rates in the United States continued to fall over roughly the same period, as technology and design radically improved, the country has slipped to ninth from first among nations ranked by fatality rates adjusted for miles traveled.