Sentence examples for introduced radical changes from inspiring English sources
While it has introduced radical changes to how art is made, disseminated, and perceived, the internet has also inspired artists to create inventive and powerful work that addresses new conceptions of community and identity, modes of surveillance, and tactics for resistance.
Purnell was the BBC's head of corporate planning under John Birt, the director general who introduced radical changes to modernise the corporation 20 years ago.
In the United Kingdom (UK) medical schools have introduced radical changes to the content of curricula due to recommendations contained in Tomorrow's Doctors [ 2- 4] by the General Medical Council (GMC) which reflected world wide trends in medical education.
Compared to document-based systems engineering (SE) models, IT-enabled ones can introduce radical changes in how SE is practiced.
The warnings delighted health unions, which had been horrified by Hunt's plans to introduce radical changes to pay and shift patterns.
That also means that he can risk his own legitimacy as leader if he rejects his father's policies and attempts to introduce radical changes.
Our correspondent says no-one in Egypt expects the new pope to introduce radical changes to the deeply conservative church.
"The Francis effect" has energised the Catholic Church and opened many people's hearts, in Asia and the Middle East too, but it has also led to rising expectations that this Jesuit Pope will introduce radical changes in the Church's stance towards women, the divorced and remarried, homosexuals and many other issues.
Lastly, it is important to emphasize that one of the contributions of this study was demonstrating the viability of running trials in health services by exploiting the potential of human resources and materials available, without introducing radical changes in the routines of professionals and patients [ 61].
