Sentence examples for depth of changes from inspiring English sources

He has been traveling extensively to encourage investment, but continues to face questions about the depth of changes.

"They've got a very, very full platter with the range and depth of changes they're making across the entire beverage portfolio," which in addition to new campaigns include new brand-names and redesigned packaging.

The average depth of changes from the perineurium was 141 microns (SD 67 microns, range 40 – 205 microns) in the five specimens affected.

Again, it seems that "a depth of changes" is the principal factor; however, the limitations of the methods used have to be considered, especially the limited level of protein detection.

But he challenged the depth of change that Mr. Santorum would bring to Washington.

The parliamentary election on Sunday revealed the depth of change that Polish society has undergone over the past generation.

The depth of change will depend to a large extent on whether GERB is forced into a broad coalition.

Underneath the hope is a fierce debate about the speed and depth of change and justice, and who shall mete it out.

Buoyed by the polls, the Tory leadership attempted to underline the depth of change in their thinking yesterday when Mr Howard and his shadow cabinet colleague, David Willetts, played down the Tories' image as the tax cutting party.

We conclude that the equivalent depth extent in this respect could represent the depth of change in mineralogy in the crust.

The multiple groups of stakeholders and their different roles in the project have also indicated the complexity of the endeavor and the scale and depth of change which the new standards will effect on the English language education in China.