Sentence examples for changed leadership from inspiring English sources

But after Kenya's wildlife department changed leadership in the mid-1990s, Mr. Craig prevailed, and he has slowly but steadily built a nonprofit army.

In a sign that their backs may be to the wall, the Donetsk rebels have changed leadership and said on Saturday they were ready for a ceasefire.

Later, the defendants, saying they had changed leadership, had new lawyers and were committed to defending the suit in good faith, asked for a second chance.

The theater had changed leadership after Deevy's most productive period, which helps explain why she fell out of favor, but her plunge in productivity remains something of a mystery.

The balance seemed to shift somewhat this year as the wing changed leadership and a new set of executive producers was brought in to improve the broadcast's consistently sluggish Nielsen ratings.

Since then the company changed leadership, improved their menu, and have since created the equivalent to a low-end casual dining restaurant with a better price point.

Both countries have changed leaderships this year, but that does not necessarily auger well.

This is not the time to change leadership.

"It took us 15 years to change leadership.

Diversity, inclusion and change leadership specialist Charlotte Sweeney says that there isn't "one silver bullet" for eliminating gender bias.

I don't know much about John Kerry, but I think it'd be a terrible time to change leadership.