Sentence examples for ruthless change from inspiring English sources

On Feb. 1, the ayatollah, as if apotheosized, returned home triumphantly from France to joy and subsequent years of then-unimagined absolute power and ruthless change.

This week an aide to their leader, Baitullah Mehsud, confirmed that he had been killed in an air strike.In Afghanistan Mr Obama's arrival has brought a flurry of strategy reviews and a ruthless change of command, to usher in General McChrystal whose own review will be unveiled later this month.

The replacement of Adkins by Argentine Mauricio Pochettino has seen results improve on the pitch and led to executive chairman Nicola Cortese being hailed by some as a visionary for making that ruthless change.

Some corporations are tripped up by a difficulty in innovating successfully, while others "are ruthless about change," notes The Wall Street Journal, citing a study of 6 million companies by management professors Charles I. Stubbart and Michael B. Knight that determined this short-lived lifespan.

Unlike the jarring, ruthless, civilisational changes of the 1990s, the changes to Moscow over the past five years were almost imperceptible on a month-to-month basis.

Careless or ruthless politics could change it more.

Chrystia argues that even in loose cultures, it is still up to women to be "ruthless" to force change.

Living in the city has tremendously helped me develop strength of will, a taste for the eccentric, and a ruthless receptivity to change.

The basic plot hasn't changed: ruthless aliens from afar (yet again) invade, seeking to exploit our precious planet while annihilating humanity (something that, to the best of our knowledge, only we are actually capable of).

While Mr. Buffett praised Mr. Sokol in the statement announcing the resignation, he left out one big "ruthless" fact that would change the narrative completely.

Then the Tories further undermined the case for change with ruthless campaigning.He tried to look all shocked at the ruthlessness of Mr Osborne.