Sentence examples for time of sweeping from inspiring English sources

Charlotte's popular reign provided stability during a time of sweeping change.

It was a time of sweeping political declarations -- remember Newt Gingrich and his Contract With America?

For Mr Obama's first term, at least, the time of sweeping political change is at an end.

"In this time of sweeping change in the region, it's important for Turkey to have strong relationships with those who share an interest in regional security and stability, including Israel," Mr. Panetta said.

In a time of sweeping revolutions that have heightened demands for democratic accountability and high-speed communications that have made transparency easier, an urgent question facing the new pope may be how the church remains vital and relevant amid so much change.

The job of deputy governor of the Bank of England is to be advertised in the coming days, kickstarting speculation about who will take on the £260,000-a-year role at a time of sweeping regime-change expected to take place under the new governor, Mark Carney.

It's significant because history suggests that presidents who govern at times of sweeping technological change have a rare opportunity to make the presidency more immediate and more powerful.

John Hayes, the chief marketing officer of American Express, shares the nonfiction books he's reading to learn about leadership, society and culture in times of sweeping change.

Enrique Peña Nieto, who assumed the presidency on December 1st, 2012, has already been accused several times of sweeping the problem under the carpet, instead speaking about how he wants to be a player in solving world issues.

But the point is, they had a window of time for sweeping reform, and they took advantage of it.

Coffman concluded with, "At the same time, just sort of sweeping it under the rug wouldn't have been responsible". Actually, keeping Steve House's personal stuff under the rug would have been the responsible thing to do.