Sentence examples for undergone enormous changes from inspiring English sources

In fact, as accounts of Liszt's recitals show, they have undergone enormous changes in the past hundred and fifty years.

South Carolina has undergone enormous changes in the decades since Jim Crow, but it is hard to ignore the setting of this rampage, the atmosphere.

Roman Catholicism has undergone enormous changes since the early 1960's when the Second Vatican Council authorized major changes in rituals and a recasting of venerable practices and teachings.

The methodology for conducting cancer clinical trials has undergone enormous changes over the past 25 30 years since the EORTC Data Center was created.

Of course, Oz winemaking has undergone enormous changes in the intervening 30 years, and now their wines are sweeping the world.

During the 62 year period of the Bedside anthologies the Guardian has undergone enormous change.

Not only have islands been heavily deforested in some regions of the world, they have also undergone enormous change via introduced disturbance regimes, such as fire, and alien invasive species [15, 16].

Not only have islands been heavily deforested in some regions of the world, they have also undergone enormous change via introduced disturbance regimes, such as fire, and alien invasive species [ 15, 16].

How we educate people is beginning to undergo enormous changes.

In keeping with the changing directions of Dante's thought and the vicissitudes of his career, she, too, underwent enormous changes in his hands—sanctified in the Vita nuova, demoted in the canzoni (poems) presented in the Convivio, only to be returned with more profound comprehension in The Divine Comedy as the woman credited with having led Dante away from the "vulgar herd".

"The country is undergoing enormous change," he said, "and it's a fascinating place to study".