Sentence examples for major changes but from inspiring English sources

There were no major changes, but a few adjustments were made for family viewing.

Wallace, the former deputy editor of the Sunday Mirror, indicated when he took over there would be no major changes but said he planned some "refocusing".

He said he hoped to carry on Mr. Kirchwey's work and planned no major changes but wanted "to deepen the sense of a literary community centered at the Y".

Forty-nine, it seems, is not an age for hatching big plans or foreseeing major changes, but rather a time for taking stock, getting comfortable and keeping an eye on the next generation.

Republicans want to repeal or delay it or make major changes, but Mr. Obama refuses to negotiate over the future of the law, which converts coverage from a privilege to a right, starting in January.

Arena, who has made no secret of his preference for MLS-based talent, doesn't have a lot of time to make major changes, but assuming the Americans qualify for Russia – and they will – he better start reforming a system that squanders a great deal of talent before it even reaches the pros.

It's a major change but, in a story suffused with music, not a reach.

He seems about ready for a major change, but to what?

It's such a major change, but to tell the truth I never think about it much.

"It's not a major change, but kind of a revamping here and there of certain songs," he said.

I craved a major change, but I have minimal knowledge about cosmetics and little interest in navigating through the thousands of products available on my own.