Sentences with phrase «make sweeping»

It's a natural time to make sweeping changes to the mobile OS.

Fair Trade Commission Orders S Korean Exchanges to Change Customer Policies South Korea's Fair Trade Commission has ordered 12 of the country's cryptocurrency exchanges to make sweeping changes to their customer policies — or face prosecution.

For starters, it is not really valid to make a sweeping generalization of all identity - based blockchains and distributed ledgers, as each is architected around specific use - cases and requirements.

How this'll affect the smartphone world remains to be seen, but at least Google is forcing its developers to make sweeping changes so as to not get left behind when people eventually only use 64 - bit apps on their phones.

The complaint is typical of tactics used by patent trolls: invoking old patents to make sweeping claims, while demanding an injunction, damages and a jury trial.

I find it difficult to make sweeping statements like «This is the best phone out there, period,» because such generalizations are prone to be wrong for a lot of people.

In the weeks since the news broke, the company has scrambled to make sweeping changes to its data policies in an effort to soothe user and investor concerns.

The main problem is the opponents of whole life make sweeping generalizations about it, despite the fact that the best whole life insurance companies offer a myriad of policy options, tailored to your specific needs and goals.

We took apart Clio and rebuilt it from the foundation to make sweeping changes and improvements.

Additionally, by bringing a claim, you may be helping to prevent similar injuries from occurring to countless others in the future by forcing the company to make sweeping safety changes.

Don't try to make sweeping changes all at once.

This refers to large - scale multi-party investigations in which multiple police forces will cooperate with a team of dedicated crown attorneys throughout lengthy wiretap / surveillance investigations in an effort to make sweeping arrests targeting gangs and organized crime.

The research finds that it's hard to make sweeping conclusions about the impact animals have on the ecosystem:

There is a whole lot going on in the real world that people who make sweeping pronouncements about what renewable energy can «never» do seem to be blissfully unaware of.

So Bryson, you see that the uncertainties are just much too great to make any sweeping statements on the 2xCO2 climate sensitivity.

In the category of conservation, doing something simple to help the environment consistently and daily, rather then bemoaning being unable to make sweeping rapid changes.

But what «science» exactly allows one to make sweeping generalizations about the state of the entire Earth from millennial hence, and somehow be able to predict the exact year by year future in the present.

They can devise and use new methods without understanding their basis and sue to these to make sweeping statements.

You can't just make sweeping statements about this — you have to learn the actual physics and learn the actual relevant physical properties of the particular kinds of stuff you want to apply the physics to.

It is by no means unusual for alarmist commentators to make some sweeping alarmist remarks about some imagined danger or threat or whatever today's greenist»cause du jour» is, but to fold up like burst balloons when asked the simplest supplementary question.

Broder further opines on his own behalf: «The battle is asymmetric, in the sense that scientists feel compelled to support their findings with careful observation and replicable analysis, while their critics are free to make sweeping statements condemning their work as fraudulent.»

It's easy, though inadvisable, for those of us outside of the scientific community to make sweeping assumptions about discussions of complex data sets.

Well, first of all, what kind of person would take to Twitter to make sweeping remarks on urgent and sensitive socio - cultural issues?

However, the power of this project is that it does not attempt to make sweeping judgments about society and its problems.

To make a sweeping generalization about Robert Grosvenor's choice of materials across his career would be difficult or near impossible.

That said, it can be a mistake to make sweeping statements regarding how easy, difficult, disappointing or rewarding boss encounters are as they will vary for every player.

«Overwatch players understand that with new heroes we have to take a sensible approach to introducing them to the game, not just rush in thoughtlessly and make sweeping changes.

Everyone else seems to blend into the scene, with cameo appearances made when they make sweeping jumps or fall behind enough to stick out...

Dead Rising 4 didn't meet sales expectations and it will be interesting to see whether the developers choose to make sweeping changes to the core gameplay in order to make Dead Rising fresh again.

Sports games are never ones to make sweeping changes.

I'm willing to bet he / she was making a «sweeping statement», you know, like «all women make sweeping statements»... or «All sony fans are arrongant»... or «All xbox fans are childish».

I'm not sure one can «lose their shirt» when collecting thousands of dollars of free travel... Clearly you're right that it's hard to make sweeping generalizations in this, or any, regard in life.

Whether you have a 10 - year - old Chihuahua or 5 - year - old Great Dane — and regardless that vets don't want to make sweeping pronouncements about diet — the fact is that senior dogs do have changed nutritional needs [source: Krestel - Rickert].

While the County Commissioners are calling for a change, Skeldon seems little prepared to make the sweeping changes necessary.

In» 87, when Lynch was running the Magellan Fund, he had to deal with clients clamoring for redemptions — even though Lynch had the impulse to make sweeping investments, he had to deal with fundholders that were thinking, «My $ 100,000 is now just $ 80,000, screw that, I'm outta here» and acting on it by cashing out of the Magellan.

ATR doesn't make any sweeping changes to the lending industry.

(While the tax advantage tends to erode as income levels rise, it's hard to make sweeping generalizations.

If you have $ 13,000 in credit card debt, a $ 4,000 car loan, and $ 35,000 in student loans, don't assume that all is lost because you can't make a sweeping gesture by paying everything off at once.

With President - elect Trump set to take the White House in January — and potentially make sweeping changes to Obamacare — now is the time to prepare your portfolio...

It's impossible to make sweeping conclusions about the performance of retail investors who pick stocks, because the data are hard to get, at least compared with what's available in mutual fund databases.

To little surprise, but plenty of outrage, CNN's take on the subject was a pretty big over-simplification and make sweeping generalizations about entire mediums of entertainment.

You can not make sweeping, broad, all encompassing assessments based off of singular data points.

If you generalize in an illegitimate way, you make sweeping statements for which there is little or no basis.

Let the introduction make a sweeping and interesting statement about your topic and then narrows this down to your thesis statement

Theirs is a model that can not fit the new paradigm, but most have too much invested in the old way to make the sweeping changes they'd need to make in order to survive.

Don't you hate it when people make sweeping generalizations based on their own limited experience.

I have no problem with any writer choosing to publish as he or she feels is right for them and as long as they know what they're doing and take the trouble to learn the facts and not make sweeping generalisation.

According to an article in The Bookseller, the library system in Lincolnshire has mounted a legal campaign with the help of public interest attorneys to overturn their council's decision to make sweeping cuts to library spending, a decision that the campaign founders state was made without attempting to look for alternatives and is in violation of UK law regarding library access.

But as part of a plan to make sweeping reforms throughout his state, Scott will become the first governor to endeavor to make e-readers possible in all public schools, grades kindergarten through high school, through funding earmarked specifically for digital content.

So, to make a sweeping and totally reductive generalization, the job of an editor is to help you tell a better story, and the job of a copyeditor is to make sure the grammar on every page is correct.