Sentence examples for vast changes of from inspiring English sources

There have, as yet, been no vast changes of policy, but, under the benign influence of the president and his men, many of the petty rules and regulations that made things so drab for ordinary families have been forgotten about or, at least, are not so severely enforced.

Despite the worst economic situation since The Great Depression, because of vast changes to the public assistance system during the Clinton administration, the number of poor people receiving cash subsidies from the U.S. government is the lowest in decades.

One result is that both candidates are seeing vast changes to their roster of financial supporters.

Postpartum period is a time of vast change for women both physically and psychologically.

He also takes account of the vast changes in our perceptions of other races and cultures over the past two centuries.

Years of lavish R&D spending and vast changes in the science of drug discovery have pumped Pfizer's drug pipeline full to bursting.

But mail volume, particularly fist-class mail, has dropped sharply, to 168 billion pieces last year from a peak of 213 billion in 2006, because of vast changes in the way Americans communicate, move money and even buy books and music.

Vast changes in the activities of key enzymes mediating carbon metabolism of potato tuber (in HD plants) led to a dramatic reduction of starch but increased sucrose content.

Looping and backtracking through time, Petterson captures these vast changes over the course of a few days in Arvid's life.

In these difficult economic times it almost seems foolish to single-handedly undertake such vast changes when the rest of the world is ignoring the problem.

Children are often on the frontline of vast changes.