Sentence examples for a substantial change to from inspiring English sources

Lyons says a substantial change to public land policies could come from the ascendance of Neil Gorsuch, the president's pick for the U.S. Supreme Court.

It is more likely to be a substantial change to an already challenging working environment, in the air as well as on the ground.

Absent significant shifts in the policy or economic context, California's low-wage-jobs problem will likely continue, since official employment projections to 2024 do not show a substantial change to the state's mix of jobs.

This kind of methodology may represent a substantial change to the traditional focus given to riser design, which is based on responses obtained from extreme environmental conditions, instead of on the extreme responses.

4.26pm BST If there were to be a substantial change to the UK's current stance that there will be no military intervention in Iraq, Hague says, he's sure he will be back in front of MPs to explain or ask for permission.

Belgium also made two personnel changes but also a substantial change to its tactics and formation.

There must certainly now be a long delay: any substantial change to May's deal needs renegotiation with the EU, and time and thought for the country.

But he defends his radicalism, arguing that a global wealth tax makes "property temporary, rather than permanent", which he describes as "a permanent revolution, a very substantial change to the traditional capitalist system".

"This is a very substantial change to our plans," he said.

The second application makes a more substantial change to the standard machinery by replacing the collection of hidden states' marginal distributions with a single MLP that models the marginal state posteriors.

Mr Russell argued that the devolved administrations should be represented in trade talks, saying there was a "constructive case" for "substantial change" to the current devolution framework as a result of Brexit.