Sentence examples for will dramatically alter from inspiring English sources

First, the sweet vermouth you choose will dramatically alter the flavor of the drink.

Yet there are no grounds for believing that Obama will dramatically alter how the US sees the world.

"It's a mistake to believe that their entrance will dramatically alter market share in the short term," Mr. Kapor said.

Mr. Franks's entry into the race will dramatically alter the primary and could potentially make for a more competitive general election.

If the N.C.A.A. says that Newton can't play, it will dramatically alter the B.C.S. dynamic for the remainder of the season.

Ultimately, most of our carbon emissions will end up in the oceans; this will dramatically alter the chemistry of the water, turning it more acidic.

But he is making less than $2 million, so any trade with him as a major component will not dramatically alter the Knicks' fortunes.

While the changes wrought by the twenty-four-hour window appear to be the most drastic, because of how central temporality is to the service, it is, in fact, the latter change that will most dramatically alter the nature of Snapchat.

This is where innovation will most dramatically alter the behaviors of markets, and perhaps where the brightest light on the innovation horizon is just starting to shine.

Also, because ToxPi is intended to be used as an index for ranking (as opposed to an absolute threshold), adding or removing data from particular assays will not dramatically alter prioritization given sufficient collections of component information.

Nanterme added that this change will fundamentally, and dramatically, alter the company's performance management process.