Sentence examples for making bold changes from inspiring English sources
The downside of Presidential narcissism is that while it's great for making bold changes, it can also lead to major ethical lapses in office.
While acknowledging that Mr. Gorbachev was making bold changes in foreign policy, the agency's dreary February 1989 analysis of these steps said Moscow's broad strategy remained steeped in the Leninist tradition of trying to exploit contradictions between capitalist powers.
Although analysts agreed that Microsoft was making bold changes with the product, the company left unanswered some key questions about its plans for Office, including how much it will charge for the software and when it plans to release it in final form.
To empower our leaders 'neath the Capitol dome, By making bold changes, go big or go home.
"We were elected to make bold changes to federal spending and to reverse our unsustainable deficits," said Representative Tim Huelskamp, a freshman Republican from Kansas.
Several Citigroup executives say he was also hesitant to make bold changes as long as he had Mr. Weill, who remained chairman until early last year, looking over his shoulder.
Moonves and Heyward agree that Rather's departure offers an opportunity to make bold changes, and Moonves has told associates that a new plan for the "CBS Evening News" is now his top priority.
"The existing version of the app is already very highly rated on both iOS and Android," says Khodabakchian, "so we knew that if we were going to make bold changes we had to work very closely with the community".
The question is whether pharma will have to wait until they near death or if they can make bold changes before they are in a death spiral like the newspaper or minicomputer/mainframe companies before them.
But only by working together will we be able to strengthen this process and continue to use this tool to make bold changes that will empower our local schools, our teachers, and our students.
