Sentence examples for major way it from inspiring English sources
Hamilton, a private liberal arts college, is by no means representative of American higher education as a whole, but one major way it differs is in its resistance to the addition of programs aimed at specific careers, for examples Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement, Marketing, and Parks and Recreation.
"In a major way, it's how Americans judge the economy," he said.
Modern American history makes clear that once the social safety net expands in a major way, it's almost impossible for anyone to reverse it.
"If you start the process now and determine to continue in a major way, it's only a couple of years, and then we're in a completely different situation".
To succeed in a major way it helps to have connections with party cadres and senior bureaucrats.
As a young company disrupting a traditional industry in a major way, it shouldn't come as a surprise that Azazie attracts millennial talent.
"In all the major ways it's more perilous now than it would have been then," Wing said.
Debuted on Android just weeks ago, Skyfire 2.0 differs from versions prior in a few major ways: it's build on WebKit, only video data is sent through Skyfire's data conversion proxy, and that happens only once the user specifically selects a video to view from the "Skybar".
McDonald's plan falls short in two major ways: It won't remove every kind of antibiotic from the company's chicken, and it won't affect other types of meat at all.
But according to Tom McCormick, executive director of the California Craft Brewer's Association, the drought has begun to tangibly affect breweries in major ways: It's forced some to use lower-quality water in their brews or invest in expensive water-purification technologies, for instance, and it's caused beer production costs to creep up thanks to the rising cost of water.
In this regard it differs sharply in at least three major ways: it places great emphasis on the economic and human basis for security; it places diplomacy on an equal footing with the military; and it envisions a global commons of shared responsibilities for the common security.
