Sentence examples for make a fundamental change from inspiring English sources

They want to make a fundamental change of direction in British politics.

"I realized I had treated them with disrespect and had to make a fundamental change.

I need people who are equally ambitious and driven and angry, and don't like the way the world works, and want to make a fundamental change about it.

Thomson was, however, critical of the prospects of being able to make a fundamental change in the attitude and practices of the Post's editorial culture.

To offer any kind of guiding hand on the role that housing plays, government must now make a fundamental change to its approach: it should label housing as a form of infrastructure.

Through its focus on people and their activities, SHARED has a great potential to make a fundamental change in the visibility of scientific research in health (and other disciplines).

When Money investigated, we found that John Lewis had made a fundamental change to its policy.

Implementing the project the donor has funded can mean making a fundamental change to how your organisation works.

Some experts argue that the grid could be made less vulnerable by making a fundamental change in the high-capacity connections between regional grids.

In Iraq, this approach — which inevitably leads to the deaths of innocents — swelled the ranks of the insurgency and helped bring America to the brink of defeat in 2006, until Petraeus made a fundamental change in strategy.

By focusing Foreign Policy on globalization and the new economy, the editor and publisher, Moises Naim, is making a fundamental change from the founders' emphasis on the American role in world affairs.