Sentence examples for has changed remarkably since from inspiring English sources

The television landscape has changed remarkably since Takin' Over the Asylum went out in 1994.

The world has changed remarkably since then, with the fall of the Soviet Union and the perceived demise of sane democratic government in the U.S.A. Communism is in decline worldwide and corporate capitalism is much more extractive than ever.

We have learned, most of us, and the world has changed remarkably since the day when those who opposed free-market fundamentalism were labeled "flat-earth advocates, protectionist trade unions, and yuppies looking for their 1960's fix," in the mortal words of Thomas Friedman, later eaten.

The world has changed remarkably since the inception of TSCA.

Things have changed remarkably since then.

In fact, "The Simpsons" has changed remarkably little since its debut in 1990: There are no more rotary phones on the show; TV sets are generally flat screens.

That's not uncommon in a community that has changed remarkably little since it was transformed from a sand bar into a summer vacation hangout early last century, even as Newport's famous mega-mansions sprouted across the Balboa Island Bridge.

"The best lead that has ever come in this case came because of the science," he said — science that has changed remarkably in the decades since the body was found.

Rock music's original Delta Lady (so named by Leon Russell) has changed remarkably little in the quarter-century since her biggest hits, "Higher and Higher" and "We're All Alone".

"The whole music scene has changed remarkably.

Trudeau's working day has changed remarkably little in 40 years.