Sentence examples for radical changes from from inspiring English sources

He warns however though that we should not expect radical changes from Mr Abadi, who still largely represents a specific subset of Iraqi society.

Although computational design technology has progressed in the past two decades, there have been little radical changes from a designer's point of view.

Other clear developmental 'vestiges' come from the circulatory system of eutherian (placental) mammals, which undergo rapid and radical changes from fetal to newborn circulation, and from vertebrate urogenital (excretory and reproductive) systems, which in both males and females share many incipient structures that quickly shift function during sexual differentiation.

Ducati Corse General Manager Bernhard Gobmeier was also present at Wrooom and, following the GP13 bike´s unveiling on the mountain top, confirmed that there have been no radical changes from the GP12 that Hayden and Valentino Rossi finished the season on last year, stressing that the focus was on "evolution not revolution".

Pluto circles the sun every 248 years in a highly tilted orbit that creates radical changes from season to season.

But food activists say they are looking for more radical changes from major grocery chains, such as large-scale programs to sell ugly produce and educate customers.

We need a radical change from top to bottom.

This is a radical change from the way traditional marketing departments work, he said.

That would be a pretty radical change from the way things work today.

In which freedom from fear would be a central element and a radical change from the current position.

This more co-operative model of public services demands radical change from government at both the local and national levels.