Sentence examples for but a dramatic change from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney says he offers not just a policy change, but "a dramatic change in perspective and philosophy," and he cites his Medicare proposal as evidence of his willingness to tackle the cost of popular entitlement programs.

But, a dramatic change began to occur in 2010 when she led the completion of the first-ever Quadrennial Homeland Security Review (QHSR), establishing a unified, strategic framework for homeland security missions and goals.

I'd say overall that Abenomics has a decent chance of lifting Japanese growth a bit higher than it would otherwise have been, but that a dramatic change in Japan's fortunes would probably require a more dramatic change in policies, something Abe has promised but hasn't really shown signs of seriously pursuing.

But in "a dramatic change in position" in 2006, Justice Stevens said, the agency reversed that longstanding policy not withstanding its "limited resources to monitor the 11,000 drugs on the market".

We'll see new technology-driven techniques in education, but not a dramatic change in the number of jobs.

Harry Richardson returns this year to play the romantic and free-spirited Drake Carne, but reveals a dramatic change in his character this series.

Both Cusumano et al. [15] and Zhang et al. [16] measured PER staining intensity oscillations in the latter cells, and reported normal cycling but with a dramatic change in phase.

The ferric EPR spectrum of KpCld remained invariant in the pH range of 5.5 7.9 (top, black trace) but showed a dramatic change at pH 8.0 (top, gray trace).

"But it is a dramatic change from what it was.

But it marks a dramatic change in the way that Rwanda officially confronts its own history.

Mr. Lambert lived hard until he died of a cerebral hemorrhage in 1981, but Mr. Stamp made a dramatic change in his life.