sweeping change造句

We live in a time of sweeping change.

The current crisis in capitalism, she believes, strengthens her call for a sweeping change in how the world tackles poverty.

In the era of sweeping change from the oceans Jutal kingdom, there is a girl born to bear as a man "s fate."

The package will require sweeping changes to domestic life, transport and business and will place Britain at the forefront of the global battle against climate change.

Thee Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) will undergo sweeping changes this year.

Because elements are interdependent, sweeping changes to the schema can be applied quickly.

Admittedly, he expounded on the need for sweeping changes to the tax system, including raising the consumption tax.

If these are successful, they could bring sweeping changes to the automobile industry, which has relied almost exclusively on petroleum to power its cars.

Effecting sweeping changes in the system and in the traditional concept of talent will provide a forceful impetus for converting examination-oriented education toward character education.

But in a move of rare boldness for the stately kingdom, on February 14th the 86-year-old king decreed sweeping changes in government.

But she insisted there was no need for sweeping changes to gun laws shaped by deep-rooted traditions of hunting in the sub-Arctic wilderness.