Sentence examples for bring important changes from inspiring English sources

"The market is seeing Fox as a man who can bring important changes, in the sense of modernizing the economy and the system".

The pH increase was found to bring important changes in the potentiodynamic behavior of the Pt(111) electrode in perchlorate media: an additional couple of anodic cathodic electrode processes is developed in the double layer region limited by the usual and unusual adsorption states, while all the peaks are shifted toward more negative potentials.

The forest law adopted in 2008 (Forest Code 2008) and modified later in 2015 did not bring important changes in this sylvicultural system, but some new rules were adopted to stimulate the realisation of thinnings in the earlier stages of the stands.

The ageing of the population and the inverted population pyramid is bringing important changes to society as a whole.

Twenty-five years have brought important changes and have taught us much, but the basics of pricing pioneer products are the same, only clearer.

While Princeton remains committed to being "a great liberal-arts university in the 21st century," President Eisgruber '83 said during his annual Reunions conversation with alumni, technology is bringing important changes.

The upgrade brings important changes to the underlying architecture of the software and our development environment, which will increase our ability to implement new features and add new capabilities to our websites.

But even if their wager never pays off, the funds' litigation strategy is bringing important changes to the international market in which many countries borrow to finance their deficits and support their economies.

Increasing interdisciplinary work, the growth of team science, and economic pressures following the end of NIH's "doubling" are among the forces bringing important changes to university science, he noted.

The ferry has brought important changes for the island community of 600 people and, said Victor Anchimil, principal of the local school, "it has greatly improved the people's quality of life". The islanders feel less isolated, explained Anchimil, a Huapi native.

These new assumptions about the scope of silvicultural management have brought important changes in the general research approach.