Sentence examples for utterly reform from inspiring English sources

Tech companies eventually lose — Wang — become zombies — AOL — or, as with Apple and Microsoft, utterly reform themselves.

The leader of the TUC has refused to rule out further widespread industrial action over "utterly unacceptable" reforms to the pension schemes of around 6 million workers.

The alliance has called for parliamentary inquiries into Cape York organisations, including the land council, and an end to the "utterly failed" welfare reforms pioneered by Pearson.

President Obama's comments yesterday on the Supreme Court and health care reform were utterly inept, but he recovered today.

Wedded to Labour's statist tradition, he has abandoned the Blairite public-service reforms so utterly that they are now popularly attributed to the ruling Tories.

The legal highs debate shows how utterly wrong opponents of drug reform are once again.

The president is utterly misreading the opponents of reform.

The country is utterly divided … and the reforms we are going to get are largely paper reforms and in reality nothing will change".

This is why privacy reform might not be utterly dead.

They also proved utterly determined in pushing through reforms.

Yet I would argue that we should be proud of what we've done to reform a system that so utterly failed the British people seven years ago.