Sentence examples for landmark changes of from inspiring English sources

One of the landmark changes of the past 20 years has been the development of risk-management systems that estimate potential market, credit, liquidity and operational losses and seek to impose appropriate limits.

"That is what we call a landmark change of course — by one of climatology's most renowned warmist scientists," declared a blogger named Pierre L. Gosselin.

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

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

Some members of the panel said New York was facing a crisis in the adult homes akin to the one that it confronted with the Willowbrook scandal of the 1970's, which led to landmark changes in the state's care of retarded people.

In cases of misdiagnosis these technologies may cause wrong landmark changes in therapeutic management.

This marked a landmark change in the psyche of the private hospitals in the country.

VICE spoke with Chris about the ripple effects of the landmark change, and what he wishes more people understood about being trans.

This census brings another landmark change in the head count.

Finally, it is also worth noting that these measures of torsion are calculated using bone landmarks; changes in the relative size/position of these landmarks throughout development may affect the amount of torsion recorded and also affect comparisons between lines.

In the first row of Figure 9, we show a probe image with the head tilted up and a gallery image without tilt, because of the tilt of the head the relative positions of the landmarks change.