Sentence examples for has crucially changed from inspiring English sources

But Harris has crucially changed the social context.

But what has crucially changed is that until now, the plotting against Blair was not being overtly fanned by Brownites.

It was not until the works of Fisher, Wright and Haldane in the 1920s and 1930s that Darwin's theory of natural selection was finally accepted, but only after having been crucially changed.

But Foster had crucially missed two of his kicks.

The surgery has quite possibly saved my life, but crucially, it has also changed it.

But more crucially the context has changed since the first time these amendments were enacted.

As such it was also born for the internet – over the last seven years the way in which we watch, and crucially talk about television has changed and Arrested Development was perfectly placed to capitalise on that change.

Crucially, the rise of high-tech entertainment has changed how children play.

Crucially she has promised to change the structure of the country's gas relationship with Gazprom, which would have a huge effect on political relations with Russia.

But this time the politics have changed and — crucially — this plan could work with a smaller group of countries, because some think that those who adopt the proposal could reap competitive advantages rather than lose out.

The rules had changed and, crucially, the arrival of the supergrass coincided with the cleaning up of Scotland Yard by the then commissioner, Robert Mark, at a time when many detectives were bent and when the sort of coppering seen in the recent television series, Life on Mars, was fact, not fiction.