Sentences with phrase «act as a game changer»

And the question which remains is why Romania continues to put all of its eggs in one basket by maintaining tacit support for the current government, with presidential elections on the horizon which could act as a game changer for relations between the two countries.

Including scenario - based content in your e-learning course can act as a game changer.

Then there of course is the general applicability of the device as a whole, which is being pegged as a tablet that will also act as a game changer for the laptop segment.

They're flush with the aluminum frame and almost hidden, but make no mistake, they've have acted as game changers for the iPad Pro series design.

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But she admitted Ratigan's entry has acted as somewhat of a game changer, and has forced his opponents to acknowledge some hard realities.

As with the 1981 General Election, such a significant change in Dail representation levels will effectively prove a major «game changer» and could well shift the dynamics of electoral success decidedly towards / away certain political parties and political groups and could well act to accelerate the level of political change that may be associated with that election.

But Ford is giving itself every chance with the latest LW Focus, introduced in mid 2011 to hopefully act as something of a game - changer, bringing technology normally reserved for cars a little upmarket of a range of hatchbacks and sedans that opens at a tad over $ 20,000.

Management hoped the new phones and OS would act as a much need game changer and put a stop to quarter - after - quarter of declining market share in smart phones.

I think having the scrolls wheels act as the L / R buttons could be a game changer, especially if they still have triggers behind the scrolls wheels like the Wii U Pro Controller.

Greenpeace makes a good point: instead of lauding themselves for securing improvements in China that China would have undertaken anyway as a result of the international attention, and instead of staying silent on big issues due to «reasons of State,» the IOC ought to act like the Games are as big a game - changer as they say they are, and integrate sustainability into their mission.

No major revenue sources have as yet been put in play by the titles that have thus far been offered for sale but that will quickly change as the major English language legal publishers act to ensure that they do not lose market share in the event that the ipad proves to be a game changer.

In naming Ms. Richards a Game Changer, Huffington Post writes, «Since she became its president in 2006, Richards has helped successfully mobilize the 95 - year - old organization to not only weather outrageous assaults but also to act on the offensive — as family planning, Medicaid, and women's health care become increasingly politicized....

With the passing of Title III changes under the JOBS Act, real estate crowdfunding has established itself as a major game changer.