Sentence examples for on a significant change from inspiring English sources

The summer of 2010 brought on a significant change in the Kashmiri struggle for independence from India.

Aldi opened 42 new stores last year and attracted 1 million more customers, capitalising on a significant change in shopping habits that is hitting the traditional supermarket giants hard.

Former Tory defence minister Sir John Stanley, who chairs the Commons committees on arms export controls, says ministers failed to come clean on a "significant change in policy" that makes it easier to export arms to countries with a poor human rights record.

(I remember being briefed on a significant change in Treasury policy by someone simultaneously trying to supervise two small children in a playground: the conversation was punctuated by despairing shouts of: "NO, NOT IN THE FLOWERBEDS!") But then perhaps a decade ago, that Treasury aide would have been stuck in the office all day taking calls, not in the park with his children.

But even if we can report on a significant change attributed to the quality cycle, we will not be able to empirically prove that the observed change is in fact caused by the quality cycle, as for instance recommended by Schouten et al. (2008 and 2013) [ 21, 25].

The launch of the new service comes on the heels of a significant change to U.S. copyright law, the Music Modernization Act, which impacts music copyrights — and, particularly streaming services.

The project details are revealed on the heels of a significant change of language within the state's budget that will allow the use of state funds for the city subsidy program.

The Pacific is the largest ocean on the planet, so a significant change in its normal pattern of surface temperatures would lead to corresponding changes in atmospheric winds.

Based on the qPCR results, genes were subdivided into "rescue" and "prevention" categories depending on whether a significant change in transcript was or was not evident at the one month time point, respectively.

It seems strange not to comment on such a significant change.

However, it is disappointing that the Bank chose at this late stage to move key language defining those groups from the policy to a management-level directive without providing stakeholders a chance to review and comment on such a significant change.