Sentence examples for spate of changes from inspiring English sources
Mr. Steiger's successor, Marcus W. Brauchli, lasted less than a year, as a new owner, Rupert Murdoch, made a spate of changes in The Journal's content and its internal operations.
Last month, in the face of tepid ratings and a fan base frustrated by a spate of changes to the sport, Nascar's chief executive, Brian France, spoke of a return to the roots of auto racing.
But a spate of changes — the recent ouster of a well-known daytime host, the hiring of a former jailed politician to replace a popular sports show at night, and an unfamiliar name from out of town occupying its prized morning slot — has produced a negative response.
Tenet Healthcare Thursday posted a second-quarter loss after the No. 2 hospital operator recorded a spate of charges and changed the way it billed the federal government for the sickest Medicare patients.
Mr. Young's arrival at the Water Cooler Group is the most recent job switch for a senior agency executive in a spate of such changes.
Officials say they have been examining the spate of name changes, but claim not to want to interfere in individual decisions.
The reshuffling follows a spate of executive changes that have come in the wake of the trading loss by JPMorgan's chief investment office in London, a misstep that undercut the bank's reputation as a deft manager of risk and renewed warnings from lawmakers that some firms on Wall Street are too unwieldy to manage.
The spate of regulatory changes in recent years provides ample opportunity for such studies.
The foreign business community was confronted with an entirely new spate of economic changes and governmental regulations that left many foreign firms baffled and shocked.
This week, the critic Mike Hale took a look at a spate of major cast changes in prime time and came up with a report card on how the shows — "Two and a Half Men," "CSI," "The Office," "Law & Order: SVU" and "House" — are handling the new characters.
While recent polling shows Boxer with an 8-point lead, Republicans hope this new spate of advertising can change the direction of the race.
