Sentence examples for been no vast changes from inspiring English sources

There have, as yet, been no vast changes of policy, but, under the benign influence of the president and his men, many of the petty rules and regulations that made things so drab for ordinary families have been forgotten about or, at least, are not so severely enforced.

"The number of people living on the planet has never been higher, their levels of consumption are unprecedented and vast changes are taking place in the environment.

There may have been vast changes in surveillance technology, giving the NSA and GCHQ previously unimaginable powers.

In a hodgepodge but organic manner, there have been vast changes in proactive policing, mentoring programs, gang eradication programs, incarceration rates, cultural attitudes and so on.

The School of Forestry, under Mergen's leadership, was undergoing vast changes.

One result is that both candidates are seeing vast changes to their roster of financial supporters.

With Gillespie being the only original member, They're Only Chasing Safety had been a vast change in sound and rhythm from what they performed earlier on.

What the commuting public will probably remember from Mr. Conway's years as chairman are the two vast changes in the way people paid for transit that took place under his watch.

It is a vast change from the first women's race in 1927.

But also, among other people, Harold Bloom who told me recently that "there is a vast change in the cultural climate, which has devalued the very difficult act of solitary deep reading".

We are witnessing a vast change in the way we pay for things with tipping subsidizing companies, fees fattening airlines, banks and hotels against the interest - and often the foreknowledge - of the customer.