It's shown cinemas to be threatened by a tide of change whose origins run deep.
Those who thought the galvanizing ordeal would bring a tide of change are finding true police reform hard to come by.
Unique ecosystems, and perhaps many species, will be lost in a tide of environmental change.
By bringing together government, NGOs and other private agencies, a statewide system of emergency care has been set up, which could signal a tide of vital change in EMS.
He has also deployed the might of his department in an attempt to hold back a tide of conservative-inspired changes to voting procedures that his DOJ and civil rights groups warn will make it more difficult for black people to participate at the ballot box.
For Mr. Hu, the small victories that Ms. Liu and others are winning represent the first stirrings of an irresistible tide of change.
The essential schools movement is encountering not only inertia but an opposing tide of change -- toward prescribed curricula, mastery of content and standardized testing.
But in the end, slogans from the No campaign such as "Two men can't replace a mother's love" could not prove enough to hold the day against an inexorable tide of change.
For Putin, backing Assad — first with diplomatic cover, and then with military power — was never about Assad himself but about a larger set of strategic aims: stopping what it saw as a tide of U.S.-led regime change, and asserting its prerogative as a global power.
Plans are surfacing to convert the park to condominiums, and with a tentative final move-out date of Aug. 24, they can't stop the tide of changes.
She said that with water shortages and oil running out, governments may be able to hold back the tide of change for a short while but not for long.
