Sentence examples for vast changes in from inspiring English sources

Television has led and mirrored vast changes in social mores.

The Columbia disaster in 2003 prompted vast changes in procedure and attitude at the shuttle program.

The proposal symbolizes the vast changes in Medicare that conservatives desire and liberals fear.

But some substances are so potent that a minute quantity can bring about vast changes in the body.

At Yin Yu Tang, by contrast, the basic layout lasted two centuries, despite vast changes in the family's circumstances.

There may have been vast changes in surveillance technology, giving the NSA and GCHQ previously unimaginable powers.

Hansen said this is a "dubious" proposition because it requires a vast change in land use at a time where a growing global population will require more food.

Turkalo said she has seen a "vast change" in forest elephant habitat in the 25 years she has spent studying the animals in central Africa, driven by new development and an increase in the human population.

The vast change in the Baltimore Orioles over the past couple of years can be measured by their success against the Boston Red Sox, even when their AL East rivals send Jon Lester to the mound.

Mr. Wells never saw his ideas take root, so to speak, and catalyze the vast change in building standards that he advocated, but his ideas influenced architects that came after him, especially in the 1970s, as the environmental movement gained traction.

Singapore Airlines introduced the interior of its first A380 superjumbo jet in an elaborate ceremony here today, bringing an end to a decade's anticipation of what the airline has always said would mark a vast change in the level of quality and comfort in long-haul air travel.