Sentence examples for but no real changes from inspiring English sources
But if they manage to "save the world" like that famous committee did during the LTCM crisis, with a lot of empty talk but no real changes once the crisis had passed, we will be here again, and we won't get lucky forever.
There will be an integration required, but no real changes to the fulfilment process".
And on the environment, there are some fine words, but no real changes are being made, except that the procedure established by the Court of Justice - which ruled that the environmental guarantee was unlawful and turned it into a derogation, whereby the Commission had to approve any divergences in the Member States - is now actually being confirmed.
But no real change in the kinds of programmes we are allowed to watch.
But no real change in tax to clamp down on inequality, or to boost low-carbon growth, can happen unless the main parties all agree it has to.
Life for ordinary Palestinians is becoming harder, with less security and optimism than a year ago. 1 A scan of Mr. Sharon's brain showed "very slight signs of improvement" but no real change in his condition, which remains stable but critical after three days of a medically induced coma.
LF On Monday a Unicef report revealed falls in the practice in Kenya, Liberia, Central African Republic, Nigeria, Burkina Faso but no real change in countries like Somalia, Senegal, Egypt or Sudan; Naana, why are some countries able to make this progress while others aren't?
"Individual businesses will get lip service, but no real change".
Sadly, we'll leave this situation like the many others that have occurred and that's with a bunch of apologies but no real change.
A dearth of black models on fashion runways has grown so pronounced that in 2008 Vogue ran an article headlined "Is Fashion Racist?" Since then there have been panel discussions, calls for greater diversity and other industry soul searching, but no real change, Eric Wilson points out in the New York Times.
