Sentence examples for adopting significant changes from inspiring English sources

For decades, horse racing has experienced spikes in fatalities without adopting significant changes.

The panel led by Senator Kohl has asked buying groups to adopt significant changes by the end of July or face government action.

But they also said they did not want to see settlements, worked out between various states and securities firms, that force the firms to adopt significant changes in business practices that vary from state to state.

Still, Mr. McLaughlin disclosed for the first time that the agency had adopted significant changes as a result of its mistakes in Iraq, including what he described as new procedures intended to challenge long-held assumptions and a new rule that future National Intelligence Estimates will be subjected to rigorous second-guessing before publication.

To this end, the presidents of the Ivy League have adopted significant changes to the way our football teams practice and play.

Our hospitals as organisations are an environment in which we saw the 'community of practice' described by Fenlie et al. [ 22] where one doctor within a team cannot adopt significant changes to practice without discussion and consent from colleagues within the team.

In summary, the following are areas that will require further exploration: Beginning in 1973 when the first safety standards for football helmets were adopted, significant changes and improvements in helmet design have led to a virtual elimination of skull fractures and a marked reduction in intracranial hemorrhage [ 46].

No significant difference in terms of total color change (ΔE) was indicated between study groups, although this difference was very close to the adopted significant level (P = 0.06).

Up to 40% replacement of RHA can be adopted with no significant changes in strength characteristics and its effect on volume changes is within the limit specified in the American Standard (Al-Khalaf and Yousif 1984).

The liberalization policies adopted in 1977 brought significant changes.

But the neutrality of Locke's account of personal identity ought to allow Collins to adopt it without significant change, and this is what he does.