Sentence examples for most striking changes from inspiring English sources

One of the most striking changes is the complete lack of human contact.

The most striking changes in St . Petersburgtake place in the Spring.

In terms of the distribution of the labour force in this period, among the most striking changes was the development of white-collar occupations.

Advances have not been confined to western countries, some of the most striking changes have occurred in Latin America, and positive measures have also been taken by some African and Asian countries.

In Detroit, a city that knows something about an industry facing a change-or-die moment, the two daily newspapers announced on Tuesday that they would make some of the most striking changes yet in a deeply troubled business.

In what officers describe as the most striking changes to basic training since the Vietnam era, soldiers whose specialties traditionally kept them far from the front -- clerks, cooks, truck drivers and communications technicians -- will undergo far more stressful training.

IN POLITICS, the most striking change is that today change strikes nobody.

The most striking change had been made earlier, however.

The shaven pate is, of course, the most striking change.

The most striking change has been in education.

But the most striking change is the décor.