Sentence examples for more major changes from inspiring English sources

June 21, 2013 At this point, why make any more major changes.

There were a few more major changes in the weeks to come.

The 1945 game, in which the Cleveland Rams beat Washington, 15-14, resulted in more major changes for the postwar era.

Instead, critics usually are invited to attend one of the preview performances after the show has already been "set" or "frozen" — that is, after the director and rest of the creative team have decided not to make any more major changes.

That still did not stop them from making more major changes for the opening games against Australia.

A former permanent secretary at the Department for Education, Sir David says there should be no more major changes to the curriculum, qualifications or structural changes to schools during the course of the next Parliament.

Public outreach is crucial, because Mr. Klein and his boss need to persuade lawmakers, labor unions, school officials and advocacy groups -- all with a stake in the status quo and wary of more major change -- to support him.

Germany and France both face elections in the coming year, and although more major change in the union looks unlikely, north-south political tensions over fiscal policy in the eurozone and a deep east-west split over taking in refugees risk further jeopardising the cohesion of the bloc.

By most measures, the last two years have seen more major legislative changes than any two-year period since the 1930s.

They promised no more major policy changes during the academic year and announced that Ofsted would need to give more clarification on what they are looking for – among other moves.

Participants from the education domain reported to be better staffed but also to experience more major organizational changes compared to the public service.