Sentence examples for be a sharp change from inspiring English sources
Still, the round-table format seems to be a sharp change in strategy.
His message is likely to be a sharp change from the adolescent belligerence of his hard-line predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
Meanwhile, he said, Russian leaders are wary that Mr. Obama may last only one term, and that there could be a sharp change in policy.
The chill weather - the first wintry spell for many - will be a sharp change from the mild weather last month, the wettest on record and the warmest ever December, when temperatures averaged 7.9C (46.2F).
Losing control of the businesses he carefully shaped would be a sharp change for a man who was regularly featured on Forbes's billionaires list; who collected expensive cars and sponsored a Formula One racing team; and whose parties, in Mumbai and at his Goa seaside home, were regularly attended by prominent Bollywood stars and some of India's most powerful politicians.
The administration has insisted for more than five years that a legal pillar of the war on terror is that the military alone has the power to decide which foreign terrorism suspects should be held and for how long, and backing away from that would be a sharp change of course.
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That is a sharp change from the stand the Giants took last summer.
