Sentence examples for effect a sea change from inspiring English sources
Thai Rock, though, is doing its best to effect a sea change.
Sheer quantity has made it almost impossible for a single creation to effect a sea change.
The electorate is poised to effect a sea change in the deteriorated political landscape: the huge baby boom cohort has come of age, former Bush supporters are disaffected, the Kerry voters of 2004 are hungry for change.
It limits movement and protects genetic stock intensively growing numbers, while we await the estimated five to 10 years it will take to effect a sea change in attitudes, and begin to reduce ivory demand in Asia.
Another judge on the panel, Barrington D. Parker Jr., said that if the courts accepted the government argument "we would be effecting a sea change in the constitutional life of this country".
What we really need are measures aimed at effecting a sea change in the underlying causes of the conditions which allow these phenomena to spread.
A federal judge in Boston, Nancy Gertner, said in an opinion last week that the Blakely decision "has effected nothing less than a sea change" in federal criminal sentencing.
"To have a huge, huge effect, we're going to need a sea change in not just the laws but social norms," David Hemenway, the director of the Harvard Injury Control Research Center.
Perhaps Skrein's move will set in motion a ripple effect of sorts and bring about a sea change in the industry. .
It was this same conviction that led him to refuse to apply admission charges to the National Gallery and so watertight was his argument that 'visitors were not customers, they were owners' that he effected a sea-change in government thinking on the subject.
