Sentence examples for remarkable change for from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lennon's fine basic character has remained unchanged over the years, but the artistic nature of his work has undergone a remarkable change for the better.
In Japan, Yoshiro Mori, the prime minister, has found himself in trouble for letting it slip that he had suggested in 1997 that the missing people be "found" in a third country, as one way to try to end the impasse.Lurching openRecent diplomatic forays are a remarkable change for a regime that has isolated itself from the West for half a century.
The addition of silica nanoparticle can cause a remarkable change for the zero-shear viscosity and relaxation time.
In the case of SOF2 adsorption configuration as depicted in Fig. 7c, although the DOS increases slightly near the Fermi level, it fails to contribute to the remarkable change for conductivity.
Ice-growth curves obtained in an icing wind tunnel showed that with increasing ice thickness, the output voltage of this sensor would reduce rapidly for glazed ice, increase rapidly for rime ice, and make no remarkable change for mixed ice.
For the time step indices 300 ≤ j ≤ 900, there is no remarkable change for R g, RMSD, and the numbers of native contacts and hydrogen bonds, as shown in Figure 1.
If true, this would amount to a remarkable change of fortune for Hyundai -- but less incentive for shoppers to consider the brand.
Their recent successes represent a remarkable change of fortune for two Nashville songwriters who only three years ago had lost hope that they would become recording artists.
The investor interest in G.M. and Ford represents a remarkable change of fortune for the domestic auto sector, which bottomed out last year when G.M. and Chrysler went bankrupt and Ford's stock sunk to lows.
By last spring, his caregivers were taking him on outings to a store, a Special Olympics baseball game and a community picnic, a remarkable change of pace for Mr. Lawson, who had rarely ventured from the hospital grounds.
Mr. Paul, a 76-year-old Texas congressman, came in fifth place in the 2008 Iowa caucuses, but now polls show him sitting at the top of the pack with Mr. Romney, a remarkable change of fortune for a candidate who was mainly an afterthought two months ago.
