Sentence examples for fundamental changes but from inspiring English sources

So a lot of fundamental changes but it has to be gradual, you can't just go in and say 'bang' to everything without upsetting rhythm.

Antitrust enforcement, more vigorous under the Clinton administration than at any time since the 1960's, is also expected to undergo fundamental changes, but only if Mr. Bush wins.

In Scenario A there are no fundamental changes, but ART gets priority status and increased resources.

Benefits of the DBFC-system and changes to be made: The DBC-system induced major culprits necessitating fundamental changes, but the system also provides advantages to the classical DRG-system.

Steve Hewlett: Director general has promised fundamental change, but so far his vision has been held back by too much compromise The Guardian Happy Valley producer: Gritty north?

News International chief executive Tom Mockridge has said the system of press regulation requires "fundamental change", but the introduction of any statutory intervention would "cross the Rubicon".

David Brooks: They fear the country is going down the toilet and they want some big fundamental change but they are not quite sure what it is.

How has Renault Sport adapted to supplying several teams with engines after ceasing to be a team itself? A. It is a fundamental change, but it is a change that has not happened overnight.

He said the government's role in the mortgage market should undergo "fundamental change" but was quick to stress that there should still be a "carefully designed" government guarantee for mortgages.

The model will accommodate this without fundamental change, but capacity at each level will need adjustment.

"Both sides are agreed on the need for fundamental change, but neither side has been able to build an alliance.