Sentence examples for enormous changes to from inspiring English sources

First, China must make enormous changes to meet its W.T.O.

That made possible what were then enormous changes to the paper.

During the campaign, the opposition parties warned voters that Mr. Harper would use a majority to bring enormous changes to Canada.

That role includes writing schemes of work (the overviews that ensure each teacher covers what is needed) – a task that is becoming increasingly difficult in the wake of enormous changes to GCSEs and A-levels.

"In the new year, people tend to introduce enormous changes to their lifestyles in an attempt to shift some extra pounds or get fit," says GP Dr Rob Hicks.

Whatever its other merits, "The Story of Luke," a slice-of-life tale of a high-functioning autistic man-child faced with enormous changes to his sheltered existence, explains early on that, no, Luke (Lou Taylor Pucci) does not have any special powers.

Even a tiny misrepresentation of an interest rate - say, from 2.6% to 2.7% - can make an enormous change to the profits being made.

"Rather it is an enormous change to a substantial section of the Birmingham to Leeds line over a distance of some 60km (40miles)." Steve Freeborn, leader of Ripley Town Council, said: "I don't think many people are aware of these proposals but those who are aware are horrified.

"But if you have a number of people doing it, when enough people follow the lead, it can bring enormous change to the environment".

And that is something I forgot to mention, how in India time is oddly elastic, everything fraught with challenge and wonders so inevitable that it makes sense to allow for enormous changes at the last minute (to swipe Grace Paley's wonderful phrase).

"While his predecessor spoke of high goals and promised enormous changes, only to leave behind them scrorched earth, who knows?" Mr. Rosenblum wrote.