Sentence examples for possible game-changer from inspiring English sources

"Creamy or crunchy — and oh, so spreadable — peanut butter is. . . a possible game-changer in Alzheimer's disease research," began a 2015 post on the Cleveland Clinic website.

The study does not show that high blood pressure causes diabetes, but the researchers said that conclusive evidence of the link between the two was a possible "game-changer" which could lead to better treatment.

It's still the presumptive Oscar frontrunner, with only Lincoln, The Silver Linings Playbook (which along with Anna Karina, opens limited next weekend), and the possible game-changer Les Miserables waiting in the wings.

As Mr. Kelly goes, it was a wholesome album and a possible game changer — was Mr. Kelly retreating to higher ground?

There is one possible game changer: an immigration march in Washington planned for March 21, designed as a last-ditch try to put reform on the agenda.

Food advocacy groups hailed its action as a possible "game changer" that would push the entire food industry to adopt similar labels.

But today's data look like a possible game changer - they have significantly increased the chances of a further expansion in two weeks' time.

They have identified a number of possible "game-changers" that would further diminish the prospect of a viable Palestinian state.

Possible "game changers" for Obama include plugging the oil leak, peace between the Palestinians and Israelis, and World War III, although these events would be almost entirely outside Obama's control.

That's a potential game changer for us.

Each presents distinct opportunities for profit and competitive advantage — from product improvements to new revenue streams to possible industry game-changers.