Sentence examples for landmark changes from inspiring English sources

The uproar over Willowbrook led to landmark changes in the care of the retarded.

The bill includes some landmark changes, like automatic increases, tied to inflation, in the maximum Pell grant award.

There have been a series of occasions that marked a range of landmark changes in the Afghan psyche.

Landmark changes to bankruptcy legislation passed in 2005, for which the industry aggressively lobbied, seem to have hurt card debt collections.

Dr. Summers had been widely seen as a president who would serve 10, maybe 20, years and usher in landmark changes.

Even as Democratic leaders and the White House insisted that the nation was closer than ever to landmark changes in the health care system, they faced basic questions about whether some of their proposals might do more harm than good.

This census brings another landmark change in the head count.

Apple has made a landmark change to its 15-year-old desktop and laptop operating system.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton voted for the ethics measure, but has lately suggested that it was neither a landmark change nor particularly controversial.

Women ministers are confident that, with newly energised lobbying might feeding into the consultation, landmark change to Britain's maternity rights - the worst in the EU - is achievable.

President George W. Bush also failed to enact a landmark change in a domestic program, his second-term effort to create private accounts in the Social Security system.