Sentence examples similar to a enormous change from inspiring English sources

"I think the American people will be livid if a political party on a partisan vote crams an enormous change down their throat".

It's an enormous change and a consequence of what was an attack by the regime".

It was a period that marked an enormous change in the country's conception of itself.

This is an enormous change for a city in which one out of seven houses is abandoned, the county prosecutor's office can identify 150 drug corners, and the former mayor, Milton Milan, became the latest city official to be convicted on corruption charges last December.

"Rather it is an enormous change to a substantial section of the Birmingham to Leeds line over a distance of some 60km (40miles)." Steve Freeborn, leader of Ripley Town Council, said: "I don't think many people are aware of these proposals but those who are aware are horrified.

What was brought to conscious awareness was that we had undergone an enormous change - a change as enormous as when 9/11 destroyed the New York cityscape while fracturing our unspoken fantasies of being safe and strong, protected by two oceans and military might.

I write and record a lot of my music in a spare bedroom in my house where I'm obviously very comfortable, so going to another country or state to write and record is an enormous change, in a good way.'  .

"It is an enormous change," said Gary Rich, a former human resources executive and founder of Rich Leadership, an executive coaching firm.

"This is an enormous change," said Cho Kuk, a law professor at Seoul National University.

And an Obama presidency will certainly be an enormous change from the last eight years, no matter what happens.

After ticking off a list of Mr. Bush's domestic proposals, Professor Kettl said, "When you start piling these things up, it amounts to a fundamental break with existing policy and an enormous change for the future".