Sentence examples for represents a major change from inspiring English sources

This represents a major change in the funding system.

"It represents a major change in how we deliver health care".

One of the elements of the reserve system represents a major change in one aspect of the uniform player contract.

Kyncl was excited about the new YouTube home page, which represents a major change to the interface.

While political alliances in Lebanon are often fragile and shifting, sometimes in bloody ways, the current situation represents a major change.

Muller claims the Bank is the first large international institution to do this, and that it represents a major change in culture.

Federal officials said the surcharge, to be phased in over the next three years, represented a major change.

But Tod Tamberg, the archdiocese's spokesman, said nothing in the agreement represented a major change for the archdiocese.

"Even though these towns would still be considered extraordinarily segregated by American standards, this does represent a major change".

Critics said the commissioner's memo, reported on Friday by WNYC, represented a major change of policy.

Computers and the internet, of course, represent a major change in how everybody works, and students of timeless and intractable questions are no exception to that.