Sentence examples for some wider changes from inspiring English sources

"When Tony was prime minister he proposed some wider changes than that and then decided … to take the matter off the agenda".

Simon Stevens, the chief executive of NHS England, told the paper: "Because of the role that the NHS occupies in national life, all of us working in the NHS have a responsibility not just to support those who look after patients but also to draw attention to and make the case for some of the wider changes that will actually improve the health of this country.

Meanwhile, there seem to be some wider personnel changes, as well.

The composition of the crowd reflects wider changes in English society in recent years.

The Scottish government argues that wider changes would make a difference.

The passion in evidence today is inspiring, but wider changes are at work in the landscape.

Perhaps her sudden alteration in accent underlines wider changes in Joss Stone's career.

Instead, it is an identifiable symbol of wider changes that humans have caused.

If Mr Reed fails at the NYSE, even wider changes will almost certainly be the result.

Slowly, her horizons begin to broaden – and there are glimpses too of wider changes in Irish society.

In tropical countries there are just the rainy and dry periods, but elsewhere there are successions of wider changes.