Sentence examples for have changed strikingly from inspiring English sources

White attitudes toward blacks have changed strikingly during the past six decades, and for the better; the mere fact of Barack Obama testifies to that.

The neighborhood has changed strikingly since then.

But what happens within those walls has changed strikingly.

Because the role of women in the labor force has changed strikingly over the last 40 years, the problem is most evident in trends in male earnings.

But while campaigns and political activities were largely suspended in the days after the attacks, candidates are beginning to wade back into a political current that has changed strikingly since Sept. 11.

The federal Department of Energy had pledged to cover half the cost, but A.E.P. said it was unwilling to spend the remainder in a political climate that had changed strikingly since it began the project.

We have changed this sentence for better clarity: "Strikingly, [IL-2]max scaled as a power law that could distinguish more than three orders of magnitude of input antigen dose, despite the aforementioned saturated dynamic range of early T cell responses".

A standing reproach The net closes in Reprints Related items South Korea: Repel boardersMar 2nd 2006The origins of mixed-race South Koreans may have changed, but the experience of individual and institutional discrimination remains strikingly similar.

What this book does most strikingly is remind the reader just how drastically things have changed since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 and the subsequent collapse of the Soviet Union.

Strikingly, Mr. Obama used the speech to blame his predecessors for lacking leadership on space policy and the critics of his own plan for failing to recognize that times have changed.

Much has changed, though: perhaps most strikingly his relationship with Mandelson, who is widely believed to have saved the prime minister this month and now has more titles than we have space for here.