Sentence examples for been a considerable change from inspiring English sources

"I don't think there's been a considerable change in the caliber of player in the Ivy League," Accorsi said in a telephone interview.

Furthermore, the survey data suggests that there has been a considerable change in the relative abundances of MEAM1 and MED which suggests that MED is displacing the earlier invader MEAM1.

Similarly, in last four decades, there has been a considerable change in supportive medical care, thereby decreasing the role of high-dose T4.

Approximately half a million children and young people undergo anaesthesia and surgery each year in England and Wales. 1 There has been a considerable change in the delivery of surgical services for children in the UK over the past 20 years.

This is a considerable change.

This documentary, about the orphans of Uganda, is a considerable change of pace.

In the cities there was a considerable change in social life.

But the shift to bargaining in malls and on Main Street is a considerable change from even 10 years ago, Ms. Koehn said, when studies showed that consumers did not like to bargain and did not consider themselves good at it.

After monetary unification, there is a considerable change in the relative importance of labour demand shocks.

However, for the LJ, there was a considerable change in the composition between LJ 1 and LJ 2 (Table 6).

If Plato later takes a much more positive attitude towards nature in general, this is a considerable change of focus.