Sentence examples for bring a dramatic change from inspiring English sources
This transit can also bring a dramatic change to your sexual relationship.
A papal election could bring a dramatic change of fortune for a cardinal-nephew, often bringing the former favorites into conflict with the new Pope.
An air of civility appears to have settled over the supervisors, bringing a dramatic change in tone to San Francisco politics.
However, the English victory at Swally Hole in 1612 over the Portuguese, whose control of the pilgrim sea route to Mecca was resented by the Mughals, brought a dramatic change.
"You have to look at it as a choice between protracted negotiations that may produce a deadlock -- and God forbid a bloody one," Mr. Yaari said, "or an interim approach that would bring about a dramatic change in the lay of the land".
Mrs. Thatcher managed to bring about a dramatic change of direction, and did so by democratic means, in the face of a consensus approach that had lasted for decades.
His assurances come at a time when many Europeans and Iraqis remain skeptical of American intentions and are questioning whether the sovereignty conferred on Iraq will bring about a dramatic change in the status quo.
This period of transformation requires the contribution of women towards nation building: their increased participation in politics, parliament, and cabinets and even simply as voters can bring about a dramatic change in the way our civil societies are structured.
Anders Aslund, a Swedish economist who lives in America, hopes that Sweden is pioneering "a new conservative model"; Brian Palmer, an American anthropologist who lives in Sweden, worries that it is turning into "the United States of Swedeamerica .There can be no doubt that Sweden's quiet revolution has brought about a dramatic change in its economic performance.
Sephton explains that for Reduviasporonites to be so common at the P-Tr boundary, they must have thrived on a disaster that brought about "a dramatic change in the environment".
