Recently, Mr. Hopkins's work has undergone a sea change of sorts.
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Seemingly overnight, treatment of men with early-stage prostate cancer has undergone a sea change.
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But the industry has undergone a sea change that could leave market-makers struggling even to ensure normal service.
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"In just a few days, the official stand of Lianyungang has undergone a sea change," read a comment on Sohu.
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As these stories have begun to be heard in the last several years, the Christian adoption movement has undergone a sea change.
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And since then, the hospital has undergone a "sea change" in the way its medical staff think about and address addiction, according to a study published Wednesday in Journal of Hospital Medicine.
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Malaysian politics has undergone a sea-change in the last eight days with the stunning defeat of Najib, his replacement by Mahathir and the pardon and release of jailed reformist Anwar Ibrahim on Wednesday.
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As the island was isolated there are many endemic species of animals and plants. The park is under IUCN Management Category II in southeastern Polynesia. Its biogeographic and ecological history has undergone a sea change from what existed in the ancient days when there were palm trees and a broad leaf forest. Before the Polynesians settled here in the 4th century, the island had an extensive forest cover of trees, shrubs, ferns, and grasses.
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After the Independence, the publication was suspended temporarily but resumed operations in 1954 the magazine has undergone a sea change in its content and printing. Sainik Samachar is published in more languages to cater to the needs of the Soldiers from different parts of India and from different Languages. Now Sainik Samachar is being printed in 13 Languages, probably the only Armed Forces Magazine in the world, that is being published in 13 languages. With the advancement in printing technology, Sainik Samachar also quickly adorned multi colour.
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Mahathir Mohamad On 24 April 1987, UMNO held its Annual General Assembly and triennial Party election. The then Prime Minister and party President, Mahathir Mohamad, faced his first party election in 12 years, having been elected unopposed since the 1975 UMNO election. The politics of the Malays, particularly UMNO politics, had undergone a sea change in the first few years of the Mahathir stewardship, and the party presidency was challenged for the second time in 41 years. The first challenge was a dull affair in which Hussein Onn was opposed by a minor party official named Sulaiman Palestin.
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Set in the backdrop of the state's famed backwaters, the economy of Vallakam used to be based on rice and coconut cultivation. This has undergone a sea-change in recent times due to the near- total discontinuance of rice cultivation as it became economically non-viable and the effect of new parasitic diseases like Mandari and falling coconut prices on coconut cultivation. As of now, Vallakam's economy is based on what is left of coconut cultivation, newly introduced cash crops like nutmeg (Myristica fragrans) and cacao (Theobroma cacao), remittances sent by people from the village working in other Indian states and abroad and trade.
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