Sentence examples for be big changes in from inspiring English sources

Not that there won't be big changes in the lineup come first kick.

"For sure there are going to be big changes in Egypt's relationship with Washington," said Shibley Telhami, a political scientist at the University of Maryland and a scholar at the Brookings Institution who has studied Arab and Egyptian public opinion.

Maybe the shift will not be that dramatic, but if the leading contender for the top job at the Paper Mill gets it, there could be big changes in the kinds of productions put on at New Jersey's state theater, long renowned for its lavish musical revivals, but also criticized for its emphasis on the tried-and-true.

There will be "big changes in the relationship between Labour and the trade unions", said Michael Dugher.

"With the warming we've observed, there's going to be big changes in these ice shelves," she says.

There would need to be "big changes" in the British economy, he continued, to ensure that there were good jobs and affordable housing for young people.

"Normal for when there are big changes in interest rate policies".

"Even before I moved, there were big changes in how often people come together to make music.

In addition to the seemingly shaky plans for this year, Ms. Ziesel said that there were big changes in the governing board.

"There have been big changes in Chongqing in recent years.

There have been big changes in the last twelve years.