Sentence examples for the comprehensive changes from inspiring English sources

The comprehensive changes to the production and service sectors are leading to changing demands on the employees.

Metabolomics has typically been used to characterize the comprehensive changes due to specific environmental or genetic perturbations [ 6].

The curriculum (coursework and examinations) given during these years was essentially unchanged for both student groups and was unaffected by the comprehensive change in preclinical curriculum at UCSD that began with the class of 2014.

The campaign finance legislation, which would become effective after the November elections, would make the most comprehensive changes in the campaign finance law since the Watergate era.

WASHINGTON — Negotiators from the House and Senate gathered on Thursday to merge two bills representing the most comprehensive changes to financial regulation since the Depression, but the script they acted out was largely being written elsewhere.

The UK's largest clothing retailer embarked on this comprehensive change to the sustainability of its business in 2007 and while Plan A works on many levels, at its heart is how the 76,000 people working worldwide for the business deliver it.

President Obama used his weekly radio and Internet address on Saturday to make a similar point, as he pressed the case for comprehensive changes to the financial system and called on the Senate "to resist the pressure from those who would preserve the status quo".

The bill under consideration by the Senate would amount to the most comprehensive change to the campaign finance law since the Watergate era.

Three years later, the Emperor Guangxu set in motion the "Hundred Days' Reforms," comprehensive changes to education, the economy, the military and the bureaucracy aimed at modernizing China.

The third involves comprehensive changes in medical liability laws, the fourth a return to the way medicine used to be practiced and the fifth a re-evaluation of issues of ethics and cost-effectiveness.

With the House on the eve of a debate that could determine whether Congress will make the most comprehensive change in the campaign finance law since the Watergate era, several dozen House members from two pivotal groups -- Republican freshmen and black Democrats -- were at the epicenter of a furious lobbying campaign on Wednesday.