Sentence examples for in big changes from inspiring English sources

Despite this, LTE will bring in big changes for mobile networks, says Dan Warren, senior director of technology at the GSMA, the industry association for mobile networks.

Might he usher in big changes?

Small changes in the assumptions or the setup can result in big changes in the results.

Education manager María Elena Martínez says this is a historical moment, though she does not expect it to usher in big changes.

Otherwise, legislators cannot be fully involved in shaping agreements that cover many complex issues and could result in big changes to domestic laws.

That, at any rate, was the view from a band of English nationalists - Labour activists, Tory worthies and middle-class romantics - who believe devolution for the Celtic fringes will inevitably result in big changes at Westminster.

This approach to data analytics has the potential to usher in bigger changes than the first approach but the changes will remain relatively incremental.

What's impressive about her is that she's quietly just gone ahead and promoted women, but she also believes in bigger changes.

There's the potential to add in bigger changes," warns Lux.

Moreover, the paralogs produced in whole genome duplication events have resulted in bigger changes over longer periods of time.

If directors can keep their fiduciary duty firmly in mind, big changes in the boardroom should follow.