Sentence examples for is a sharp change for from inspiring English sources

This is a sharp change for the company, which has so far been careful to say it will move slowly and experiment a lot.

It is a sharp change of philosophy for Ms. Silvestri, whose eclectic background includes opera and playwriting.

Although the fund continued to warn that such controls should be "targeted, transparent, and generally temporary", the policy, announced in a staff paper released on Monday, is a sharp change from the fund's enthusiasm for liberalising capital accounts during the 1990s.

This is a sharp change of attitude.

That is a sharp change from the stand the Giants took last summer.

This is a sharp change from Peter Lynch's time.

The requirements are a sharp change for most hedge funds and private equity firms.

His embrace of faith was a sharp change for a man whose family offered him something of a crash course in comparative religion but no belief to call his own.

Losing control of the businesses he carefully shaped would be a sharp change for a man who was regularly featured on Forbes's billionaires list; who collected expensive cars and sponsored a Formula One racing team; and whose parties, in Mumbai and at his Goa seaside home, were regularly attended by prominent Bollywood stars and some of India's most powerful politicians.

But the multiyear arrangement with OWN is a sharp change in direction for Ms. O'Donnell and her two producers, Dick Robertson and Scott Carlin, who earlier this year proposed a new syndicated talk show to local TV stations across the country.

The chill weather - the first wintry spell for many - will be a sharp change from the mild weather last month, the wettest on record and the warmest ever December, when temperatures averaged 7.9C (46.2F).