Sentence examples for scale of change required from inspiring English sources

"It is important to understand that the scale of change required in this organisation was very significant and was never, therefore, going to happen overnight.

Mike Scott Nottingham Mary Creagh's decision to step aside (Report, 13 June) shows that Labour MPs have yet to grasp the scale of change required if the party is to win again.

Ellis Cashmore interviewed 100 ethnic minority officers from three forces, West Midlands, Derbyshire and Norfolk, and concluded: "Only a form of positive discrimination in the police can produce the scale of change required to transform police culture".

Warsi always despised the way her role was depicted as ornamental, not least because she had strong views on the scale of change required if the Tories were to be serious about recruitment outside their demographic comfort zone.

But I have serious reservations as to whether the scale of change required from a global perspective is something the leadership is willing to embrace," he said in the interview.

Jo Webber, from the NHS Confederation, said: "Changing how we think and respond to circumstances is never easy, but never before has the scale of change required been like that currently facing the health and social care system.

It is far from clear that yet another reorganisation of the central bodies is going to deliver the scale and speed of change required to avoid a complete loss of financial control.

The scale and speed of change required goes well beyond anything political leaders have ever had to contemplate, much less achieve.

The scale and pace of change requires a solid systems approach of urban development.

But even assuming the reforms are voted in, there are not many signs those who inhabit Fifa's gilded bubble are fully cognisant of the scale of cultural change required or the depths of public distrust.

It added: "We are concerned by the apparent lack of commitment to change, the scale of the change required and the lack of a clear plan from the ABAE setting out how the required change can be achieved".