Sentence examples for renowned change from inspiring English sources

I reflected on the earlier part of my day, the power I felt in voting for the first time, and contributing to a world renowned change in power.

The internationally renowned climate change researcher Camille Parmesan, a professor at Plymouth University, said Warren had inspired her and had also improved the UK butterfly monitoring scheme, a 40-year-old dataset of Britain's butterfly population which is "of magnitude better than any other country".

Hockey's next line was to point out that Australia is "renowned in international climate change forums for contributing a uniquely southern hemisphere perspective".

The works of Brassaï, Robert Capa, André Kertész, László Moholy-Nagy and Martin Munkácsi are world- renowned for the important changes they brought about in photojournalism, documentary, art and fashion photography.

Yet it is never easy to tinker with the rules in an institution renowned for its resistance to change.

Despite regulatory change, London is renowned for being a stable centre for financial services.

The Obama Administration has pursued an ambitious, tech-savvy agenda in an institution and a city resistant to change, and not renowned for its tech-savvy.

It requires the use of the bully pulpit to encourage and promote radical dietary and lifestyle changes which world renowned experts and organizations say can reduce cancer deaths.

Our iconic red outfits are globally renowned and when we make changes to the design, it isn't something we take lightly.

Surgeon Dusan Stanojevic, a sex change specialist who is renowned in Serbia, has offered to perform the operation free of charge.

The internal change in one who principally renowned as a civilized funnyman began with the Sacco-Vanzetti caser, over which he quarrelled with the World.