Sentence examples for been dramatic changes in from inspiring English sources

There have been dramatic changes in the church and the world in the four decades since I left St. Raymond's.

It's true that until relatively recently Spain was chauvinistic and backward, yet it's equally true that there have been dramatic changes in the last 40 years.

Although the way companies hire and fire has not changed much, there have been dramatic changes in the kinds of risk that individual workers have to bear.

In a closing statement against the Carmichael mine proposed by Indian coal giant Adani, barrister Saul Holt told the court there had been "dramatic changes in the picture of this mine" as a result of legal proceedings brought by conservationists.

While there have been dramatic changes in dance over the years, it is still almost always the case that performers audition for creators, who decide if they are the right individuals for a given project or company.

Background: There have been dramatic changes in the rate of inflation in recent years.

There were dramatic changes in women's dress during the first decade of the 20th century.

As a result of the dismal performances by the United States in the past three Olympics, there will be dramatic changes in the leadership of the team.

The Western diplomat said that even if most of the bodyguards remained Blackwater veterans, there would be dramatic changes in their rules of engagement.

But a state official familiar with the talks said, "It is highly unlikely that this budget is going to pass muster with the state board, unless there are dramatic changes in it".

The equivalent of a "5" vote on climate should be dramatic changes in our energy diet – a decarbonisation of industry and society at 6% per year from now on (as calculated by PwC).