Sentence examples for sharp change from from inspiring English sources

That is a sharp change from the stand the Giants took last summer.

The rise in joblessness was a sharp change from November, when 36 states said their unemployment rates fell.

His message is likely to be a sharp change from the adolescent belligerence of his hard-line predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

It's a sharp change from the early 1990s, when Mexico City's problems seemed intractable – a product of unfavorable geography and poor urban planning, Mr. Velasco says.

In a sharp change from the Iowa caucus night, when Mr. Romney was not named the winner until 2 30 a.m.

This week, labor leaders, meeting in Los Angeles, called for granting amnesty to the nation's six million illegal immigrants, a sharp change from labor's traditional anti-immigrant stance.

It is important to note, however, that our results cannot reveal any sharp changes from year-to-year, because we have imposed a linear transition from IPCC-based to revised coefficients over the years from 1990 to 2012; therefore, a larger magnitude of change over this time period is possible.

As part of the tight choreography of the Iowa trip, expected to be followed with a stop back home in New York before heading up to New Hampshire to cross paths with her Republican rivals, Clinton's staff released a statement – far away from Iowa – indicating a sharp change of position from the candidate on same-sex marriage.

Kyrgyzstan's great distance from the oceans and the sharp change of elevation from adjacent plains strongly influence the country's climate.

But any talk of renewed negotiations is unrealistic without a sharp change in direction from Mr. Arafat.

Mr. Rouhani has repeatedly said he wants to overcome the years of mistrust and acrimony over Iran's nuclear intentions, a sharp change in tone from that of his bombastic predecessor, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.