the winds of change

An event or series of events that signals or precipitates large and important changes. A meeting between delegates for the two warring countries is leading some to speculate that the winds of change may be blowing through the region. It seems the winds of change are about to sweep through the pharmaceutical industry, as new laws seek to dismantle their long-despised ability to raise prices for life-saving drugs at their own discretion.

a wind/the winds of ˈchange

an event or a series of events that has started to happen and will cause important changes or results: There’s a wind of change in the attitude of voters. Winds of change were sweeping over the country.The British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan used this phrase in a speech he made in 1960.

词组	the winds of change
释义	the winds of change the winds of change An event or series of events that signals or precipitates large and important changes. A meeting between delegates for the two warring countries is leading some to speculate that the winds of change may be blowing through the region. It seems the winds of change are about to sweep through the pharmaceutical industry, as new laws seek to dismantle their long-despised ability to raise prices for life-saving drugs at their own discretion. See also: change, of, wind Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. a wind/the winds of ˈchange an event or a series of events that has started to happen and will cause important changes or results: There’s a wind of change in the attitude of voters. Winds of change were sweeping over the country.The British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan used this phrase in a speech he made in 1960. See also: change, of, wind Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: a wind of change a wind/the winds of change coming events cast their shadows before fall at the last hurdle at all events fall at the final hurdle hurdle party pooper party-pooper pooper References in periodicals archive Keynote speaker Karen L Spencer, EdD, Assistant Professor at Johns Hopkins School of Nursing in Baltimore, presented The Winds of Change: Turning the Tornado Into a Breath of Fresh Air on Friday, September 12. Pediatric Nursing Conference draws 300 to Chicago! WHAT a shame the winds of change haven't blown into this corner of Leicestershire, leaving a Conservative majority sheltered once again behind closed doors to run Charnwood Council as it wishes. Roll on the revolution; LETTERS The collection is dedicated to every woman who has a story to share, of mirth and merriment and the winds of change. Hayaat is a journey of self-realization and acceptance too. Afsaneh launches winter collection Teladoc's model is "one of the best aligned with all the winds of change blowing" in healthcare, the analyst contends. Teladoc added to Franchise Picks List at Jefferies Therefore it is important to support the collective energy thus becoming the winds of change. Women Empowerment "The Winds of Change" conference was intended to inform, enlighten and fundamentally introduce amendments to the current practice of Canadian military law. Lawyers gather in Ottawa to review military law NEHA has always been aware of the need to heed the Winds of Change. Just like people, there are times when NEHA is fearful of change because NEHA is comprised of people! Professional development: the winds of change If the technology at your organization measures up to the demands of the environment, then you have already changed the direction of your sail to go with the winds of change. Conversely, how long can you survive in this market if your technology does not measure up to these characteristics? Navigating through the winds of change One of the North-East's leading figures in construction has called on his regional peers to use "the winds of change" to help the industry evolve. Ideal time for a blast of fresh air So, in this way, the person can receive from Willow the capacity to bend and flex gracefully with the winds of change in their life, just as willows do. Plant healing, fire wisdom: New Life Journal interviews author and teacher Eliot Cowan PR may be the sun of the future and advertising the winds of change, but this book only skims the surface of the debate, and it's still too soon to rest assured that PR will indeed prevail. The Power Debate Between Advertising and PR Continues. (Bookmark) Most surprisingly, there is no discussion of the end of the Renaissance: the last chapter ends with a bump: "for a brief moment, it would be known as an ars perfecta, but even as it reached its zenith, the winds of change were beginning to blow" (968). Music in the Age of the Renaissance. (Reviews) But it didn't come down that way, though the winds of change are definitely howling from all directions. The wisdom of uncertainty
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