Sentence examples for sweeping changing from inspiring English sources

His first months in office were characterized by internal challenges brought about by a sweeping changing of the guard in all key positions.

With its leaders preoccupied by the most sweeping changing of the guard in two decades, China seems determined to improve ties with the United States even if it means accepting, for now, increased American assertiveness worldwide, Chinese and American analysts say.

The Department of Agriculture is considering sweeping changes in its regulation of genetically engineered crops intended to cover more types of plants and insects to keep up with rapidly changing technology.

Albany needs sweeping change.

Or there's the blockbuster legend of a thousand-foot wave sweeping Manhattan and changing the world all at once.

It then suggests that "there is insufficient evidence for sweeping changes" but also recommends changing the law, such that industrial disputes could be halted where "significant economic harm to the employer or the employees who will be covered by the agreement, rather than both parties (as is currently the case)".

Kim has made sweeping changes to the hierarchy in North Korea, changing key military personnel repeatedly as well as removing civilian members.

But it also gives schools the option of less sweeping changes, like reducing school size or changing who is in charge of hiring.

But it is clear that many of the anti-abortion activists who quote him have something more sweeping in mind: changing perceptions of the fetus.

Their extended aristocratic families and squadrons of children form a web of affinities, conjured by Jordan in sweeping ensemble scenes, rapidly changing against a lush piano score.

Earlier Wednesday, H.P. announced sweeping organizational changes.