Sentence examples for represents a remarkable change from inspiring English sources

That an authorized history of this shadowy organization should be published represents a remarkable change of attitude on the part of British officialdom.

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.

Today's funding represents a remarkable change in fortune for GetLinks' French co-founder and CEO Djoann Fal.

Today's funding represents a remarkable change in fortune for GetLinks' French co-founder and CEO Djoann Fal.

If such comes to pass, it would represent a remarkable change in the timbre of our national conversation.

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.

This represents a remarkable turnaround.

The deal represents a remarkable mutual interdependence and harmony.

The ascendance of Mr. Zuma, 67, represents a remarkable comeback.

"This represents a remarkable achievement for public health," she said.

Direct lineage reprogramming represents a remarkable conversion of cellular and transcriptome states.