Sentence examples for suggest major changes from inspiring English sources

The participants were reluctant to suggest major changes to music that already had such impact.

The guidelines suggest major changes to the first-come, first-serve way that many events are held.

He was supported by the magazine's famous fact-checkers and by editors who debated grammar with him but rarely dared to suggest major changes to his prose or punctuation.

Re "The Shortage of Health Aides" (editorial, Feb. 4): To assure an adequate supply of aides skilled and mature enough to meet the needs of the growing legions of elderly, frail, often inarticulate and even dying patients will require, as you suggest, major changes in public attitudes and policies.

Trump's words suggest major changes in American policies toward emissions, when even if the US does end up withdrawing from the accord in 2020 – which is how long it will take to withdraw – the reality is that forces other than the federal government are driving us toward a lower-carbon future.

The proposed new EU rules do not suggest major changes to the EBA's non-binding guidance from last winter.

The end of Japanese production of sport utilities suggests major changes to American Isuzu's product line.

Ms. Ansari, a mother of eight fourr currently in public schools), is part of a group called the Campaign for Better Schools, which has suggested major changes to the system of mayoral control.

At the same time, a combination of high temperature and elevated PCO2 lead to a significant decrease in shell hardness in both species, suggesting major changes in their biomineralization processes.

He gets back some critical reviews, usually suggesting major changes, and uses the information both to improve the article and improve his/her research.

Mr Gates had been a member of the Iraq Study Group, led by his former colleague James Baker, which had suggested major changes to US policy in Iraq.