sea change

常見例句

It would mark a sea-change on the internet.
這將標(biāo)志著互聯(lián)網(wǎng)的重大變化。
The Conservatives will benefit from a sea-change in the public mood.
公衆(zhòng)態(tài)度的普遍改變將對保守黨有利。
The victory of the conservative CiU in one of Spain’s richest and most populous regions, plus a rise in the vote for the opposition People’s Party (PP), may signal a sea-change in Spanish politics.
保守派CiU黨在西班牙最富有且人口最多的地區(qū)之一的勝利，再加上反對黨人民黨（PP黨）的選票上陞，可能預(yù)示著西班牙政治的大變化。

Faith Lapidus tells about the sea-change soon to take place in what is called the "Silent Service."
"I think we're on a very good path to making a sea-change in our missile defense posture within the coming three-to-five years."
Mr.Obama says the change in policy was also prompted by advances in technology, including improvements in land and sea-based interceptors and the sensors that support them.

Nothing would be better for public schools than a policy sea-change at the federal level.
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And this sea-change in public debate has been accompanied by an improvement in key cultural indicators.
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It is against this historical backdrop that indications of a sea-change in public pension fund attitudes must be viewed.
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