Sentence examples for far bigger changes from inspiring English sources

However, an international currency would demand far bigger changes.

The far bigger changes are on the inside.

Now, in order to wrong-foot ITV, a far bigger change is being implemented at breakneck speed.

As Bill Clinton revealed after the Republican landslide of 1994 (a far bigger change than anything wrought by Mr Jeffords) the president's powers of persuasion are immense.

A short-term switch to electric piano and a series of recordings with larger groups coincided with a far bigger change.

Sometimes, it's not very easy, but if you look at the history of anybody trying to do change, there's obviously a difficult time, so I don't try to compare myself with other people, who are far more famous, and far bigger change-makers.

But the issue before humanity is, in fact, bigger than fossil fuel combustion, and far bigger than climate change.

This is the best Rhee profile so far, though it could have used a companion piece on the more high-stakes, more difficult, older attempts to change far bigger systems in Chicago and New York.

But even the limited reforms announced this month, letting more foreigners into the retail business and slightly cutting diesel subsidies, caused a political storm, and bigger changes would be far more awkward.Politicians show no wish to be bolder, having learned from the defeat of the most recent reforming government led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in the general election of 2004.

By far the biggest change in Albany's power equation was Mr. Cuomo himself.

By far the biggest change in how output is measured will come from reclassifying research and development (R&D).