Sentence examples for most remarkable changes from inspiring English sources

One of the most remarkable changes in American politics in the past half-century has been the rise of the "values voter".

But all very telling too.The rise of illegal immigration as an election issue is one of the most remarkable changes in American politics in recent decades.

Miljan Amanovic is his long-serving physiotherapist, while the most remarkable changes in Djokovic's durability have come since he  appointed Gebhard Phil-Gritsch as his fitness trainer six years ago.

One of the most remarkable changes to emerge from Zimbabwe's violent election season is that leaders in Zambia and Botswana have resoundingly broken the silence of Mr. Mugabe's peers in the region about the human rights abuses committed by his governing party.

Such controls have been surprisingly widespread a knee-jerk response to one of the most remarkable changes that food markets, indeed any markets, have seen for years: the end of cheap food.In early September the world price of wheat rose to over $400 a tonne, the highest ever recorded.

Among the most remarkable changes in university applications in recent years has been the widening gender gap, with women much more likely to go to university than men.

The most remarkable change is in time spent talking by phone.

But his conversion on marriage equality in May 2012 wrought the most remarkable change on America.

Yet, the most remarkable change has been for those most affected.

It no longer does.But the most remarkable change has been in the opinion polls.

The most remarkable change has been obviously in our educational systems, and the K-12 system.