Sentence examples for be a substantial change from inspiring English sources
If the second molecule is chemically different, there can be a substantial change in the luminescence.
To truly change the nation's chronic overuse of medical care, there will have to be a substantial change in the way patients think about health care, how medicine is practiced and how it is paid for, economists and doctors say.
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.
"The truth of the matter is that in order for there to be a substantial change either consumers have to change their habits — which we're encouraging through alternative tax of automobiles — or there has to be an increase of supply," he said in the interview.
Responding to yesterday's investigation by The Independent into the crisis in maternity care, Nigel Edwards, the acting chief executive of the NHS Confederation, representing NHS trusts, said: "There is a broad consensus that there needs to be a substantial change in the provision of maternity services involving the downgrading or closure of smaller units to provide safer services.
It is more likely to be a substantial change to an already challenging working environment, in the air as well as on the ground.
Mr. Clinton said that after the announcement late Wednesday that no agreement had been reached, there had been a substantial change of mind.
"If there's a substantial change in the economic outlook in either direction, then there would be a change in the outlook," Mr. Bernanke said.
Also happening at the same time, I can see, is a substantial change in the way readers are receiving the fiction I write.
