Sentence examples for substantial change of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton said that after the announcement late Wednesday that no agreement had been reached, there had been a substantial change of mind.

For an oil-and-gas megalopolis that rose out of the swampy bayous, all of these sustainability initiatives amount to, at a minimum, a substantial change of emphasis.

In 1987, having achieved considerable prominence in Europe, he took on a substantial change of environment, accepting a professorship at the University of California, San Diego; two years ago he moved to Stanford.

I think it would be totally wrong to cave into the Mark Thompson/Channel 4/Guardian line that this represents a substantial change of control given that we all know Sky is controlled by News Corp now anyway..

Although he was speaking generally rather than singling out the UK, Carney's comments will nonetheless be seen as evidence that he is preparing a substantial change of direction when he takes up his new post.

Under Nikita Khrushchev in the late 1950s and early 1960s there was a substantial change of policy, with greatly improved prices and a major investment program designed to restore agriculture to health.

Substantial changes, of course, are partly driven by money.

Just before the final stanza, Carson has inserted this "note": "[For sound-bite purposes we had to cut Antigone's script from 42 seconds to 7: substantial changes of wording were involved but we felt we got her 'take' right.]" They haven't, of course.

If the guest inclusion induces the substantial changes of molecular alignment, surface morphological changes are expected.

Substantial changes of BC were observed after post-pyrolysis thermal air oxidation (PPAO).

Solid state NMR studies revealed the hydrogen bonding network characteristics and the substantial changes of molecular motion in phenolic/PEO blend.