Sentence examples for most extraordinary changes from inspiring English sources

But my People & Planet society showed me that throughout the history of the world, people – often students – have come together, and secured the most extraordinary changes.

New York has seen the most extraordinary changes; for example, there were five hundred and thirty-two homicides in 2010, down from twenty-two hundred and forty-five in 1990.

He then went through the most extraordinary change of circumstance in the course of just two months.

"A handful of people can cause the most extraordinary change," she adds, "and I think it's important to remember that".

By stimulating debate on the pervasiveness of ageism, we hope to stimulate reflection and discussion among journalists and economists as to whether or not they are fulfilling their professional ethical imperatives of balance and justice when reporting on one of the most extraordinary social changes of the past century—our increased longevity.

It is still the most extraordinary tool for social change".

Televised football represents one of the most extraordinary rates of cultural change: the availability and depiction of the matches has shifted from diet to gluttony.

"We only have so much money we are going to throw at climate change, and even the most extraordinary example you could throw at me with sorghum, I will get more energy for less money [with] solar".

But most extraordinary is the way some seem to reveal a land where nothing ever changes.

In both countries, you have Medvedev and Jiabao making the most extraordinary speeches, confessing error, saying our system doesn't work, it's gotta be changed.

Its most extraordinary line may have come as he described how American strategy "in Afghanistan and South Asia" will "dramatically change" in the coming days: "We will not talk about numbers of troops or our plans for further military activities".