Sentence examples for dramatic changes in how from inspiring English sources
Children's is not the only hospital making such dramatic changes in how it approaches costs and care.
If this experiment works out, it could eventually lead to dramatic changes in how allergies are treated.
They signal design failure in product development, operations and corporate strategy and call for dramatic changes in how leaders think and how companies make things.
Senior teams that have engaged in this process have made dramatic changes in how their businesses are organized and managed and in their bottom-line results.
We believe harnessing the extraordinary collective brainpower we have within our thriving technology community could lead to dramatic changes in how we confront inequalities in education, health, employment and income.
Many experts are also calling for dramatic changes in how the nation collects intelligence inside its own borders, and are pointing to Britain's domestic intelligence agency, known as MI-5, as a model.
"DNA technology has not made a dramatic change in how victims are treated," Dr. Campbell said in an interview.
The result was a dramatic change in how Britons viewed homosexuality, individualism and almost every ancient institution.
In some ways, we started this particular journey over 200 years ago (1792), when the telegraph set in motion a dramatic change in how we communicate.
"This is a dramatic change in how we think about regulation," said Cynthia C. Dougherty, the director of the agency's office of ground water and drinking water.
