Sentence examples for represents a considerable change from inspiring English sources

Atherton is now the consummate media man, eager for a bit of spice at press conferences, which represents a considerable change of priorities to when he was captain.

Transit is part of Montreal-based accelerator FounderFuel's current cohort, and FounderFuel's GM Ian Jeffrey says that they're happy to see the app really "catching fire" since introducing this update, which represents a considerable change in strategy for the app.

It's hardly the first time that Amazon has sought to position its tablets as a strong competitor to the iPad — Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos noted in an interview with AllThingsD that he felt the 8.9-inch Kindle Fire HD was "the best tablet at any price" — but this move represents a considerable change in tone for Amazon.

There are no studies of CDI incidence in HIV cohorts in Europe from the later HAART era (i.e. post 2002); a time period that also represents a considerable change in CDI epidemiology, including the spread of hypervirulent strains and the emergence of increasing resistance rates to antimicrobials, in developed countries [ 10- 12].

While we didn't quite see enough to be able to assert categorically that it will be acclaimed as a classic like its predecessors, it certainly represents a considerable change-up, while oozing an irresistible level of charm.

This should represent a considerable change of pace from the program tonight, by the Original Salty Dogs Jazz Band.

The CCSS represent a considerable change in the expectations for teaching and learning across all grades.

Climate change represents a considerable source of uncertainty with respect to the long-term health and productivity of Chinese fir (Cunninghamia lanceolata (Lamb).

This represents a considerable gap in our ability to assess contemporary carbon budgets and predict future change.

Trucking represents a considerable portion of the cost of all the goods we buy, so consumers everywhere will experience this change as lower prices and higher standards of living.

This represents a considerable shift from 40 years ago.