Sentence examples for making profound changes from inspiring English sources

Even those who oppose his policies concede that he is making profound changes, and thus, at worst, speak of him with respect.

Johnston Press has made the brave appointment of former BBC and Microsoft digital executive Ashley Highfield as its new chief, and he is making profound changes to that company's culture.

Rather than tackling corruption directly by making profound changes to the current system of government, President Enrique Peña Nieto's government has attempted to ameliorate public scrutiny by instituting superficial changes to existing anti-corruption statutes and launching a publicity campaign designed to burnish the federal government's image.

I believe the future well-being of America depends on making profound changes to this relationship with money.

The army had made "profound changes" since 1995 and would study the coroner's conclusions "carefully".

His nomination is a signal that Trump plans to make profound changes to the healthcare regime enacted under Barack Obama.

We illustrate our discussion with examples from the literature in which ADAMTS proteolysis of proteoglycans makes profound changes to tissue function.

The Republican bill, the American Health Care Act, would make profound changes to Medicaid, the health program for low-income people, ending its status as an open-ended entitlement.

He said the army had made "profound changes" since 1995, would study the coroner's conclusions "carefully" and was committed to being "a beacon of equality of opportunity".

Or consider Grayson and O'Dell turning their arguments on Japanese manufacturers who have made profound changes in productivity and quality at factories that were formerly run by U.S. manufacturing firms.

Wherever democracy has been given a chance to take root, going beyond the simple process of selecting winners and losers, it has begun to make profound changes in the lives of the countries involved.