Sentence examples for has changed deeply from inspiring English sources

The world has changed deeply and irreversibly since the days when the Jil Sander label represented a sheltered sisterhood of intelligent women looking for clothes to match a liberated spirit.

The global industrial landscape has changed deeply in the last few years due to successive technological developments and innovations in manufacturing processes.

The landscape of oncologic practice has changed deeply during the past few years and there is now a need, through a multidisciplinary approach, for imaging to provide accurate evaluation of morphology and function and to guide treatment (Image Guided Therapy).

Brown's latest act reflects how the job of becoming Obama for eight years has changed him, a deeply personal story that morphs his standard 30-minute act into a far more sober hour-long keynote.

In the Lady Chatterley case it was remarked "You wouldn't want your women or servants reading it," and the internet has changed all of that and deeply confused the authoritarian classes.

I say: 'Has anything changed in Britain?' She says: 'Nothing has changed.' I suggest it must be deeply depressing, 'struggling' away for 20 years with no results.

They will have to demonstrate that they understand how deeply the world has changed since 1993, though without alienating that very large segment of the Democratic Party that imagines cloven hooves beneath the mayor's shiny black wingtips.

In another demonstration of how deeply Mexican politics has changed this year, the politically divided Mexican Congress unanimously approved the government budget proposed by President Vicente Fox, the nation's first opposition president.

Although the Vatican hierarchy is a deeply European institution, it too has changed over the years.

Even within this deeply traditional institution, the script has changed, sometimes quite substantially.

In the novel, Herman returns to a world that remains deeply familiar, in part because nothing has changed.