Sentence examples for make the biggest change from inspiring English sources

"Risk failure in order to try to make the biggest change possible.

But now Mr. Davies is poised to make the biggest change yet in the show's familiar format: experimenting with finding contestants through open recruitment, instead of random selection.

Announcing the plan, which aims to help tackle global warming by reducing emissions from US power plants, Obama commented: "Shrinking ice caps forced National Geographic to make the biggest change in its atlas since the Soviet Union broke apart".

I'm not sure if it is coincidence, but tomorrow, the Web is set to make "the biggest change technically to the Internet since it was invented," in the words of Peter Dengate Thrush, chairman of the board of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN).

On Tuesday, the company behind the Dow Jones Industrial Average said it would make the biggest change to the average in nearly a decade, dropping three companies (Hewlett-Packard, Alcoa, and Bank of America) and replacing them with three others (Nike, Goldman Sachs, and Visa).

By Vauhini Vara and Vijith Assar September 11, 2013 On Tuesday, the company behind the Dow Jones Industrial Average said it would make the biggest change to the average in nearly a decade, dropping three companies (Hewlett-Packard, Alcoa, and Bank of America) and replacing them with three others (Nike, Goldman Sachs, and Visa).

If passed, the law would make the biggest changes in the nation's labor laws since 1935.

The plan, unveiled in its final form Friday, would make the biggest changes to the tax code in three decades.

The bills would make the biggest changes in federal regulation of campaign finance since the basic statutes enacted in 1974 in response to the Watergate scandals.

The bill would make the biggest changes in immigration law in at least 20 years and would affect virtually every employer in the United States.

It would make the biggest changes to the tax code in 30 years, and they don't have a lot of knowledge about what will happen next.