Sentence examples for massive changes from from inspiring English sources

Now, though, as he takes to the campaign trail for John Kerry, Senator Kennedy has adopted his colleague's very words as he rails against the administration for demanding massive changes from public schools on "a tin cup budget".

Word, though, was that it was undergoing some massive changes from its iconic look, and some fan photos taken from the film's set bear out that speculation.

There wasn't a massive change from His 'n' Hers to Different Class, but I think there was a shift, a movement.

The 2011 census found that 11 per cent of its population were from new EU member states, a massive change from a decade previously, when 98.5 per cent of the population were white British.

We have to wake up to the fact that young people are now … have got access to the internet, which is a massive change from 10, 20 years ago, and I think the public health world has got its head in the sand and we might regret this in 10 years.

"It's such a massive change from normal prison culture in this country.

Both phones are very slick and very dark, a massive change from their "Shine" movement of a few years ago.

I can aver that all this is a massive change from when I lived in France a decade ago.

It looks like a pretty massive change from the Windows Mobile we've come to know; expect more info during Microsoft's Mobile World Congress press announcement in just a few hours.

The pattern of cause of mortality experienced a massive change from acute, infectious, and parasitic diseases to non-communicable, degenerative, and chronic diseases during the last 20 years.

"We can see massive changes [to emissions] from just converging around healthy levels of meat eating".