a game changer

When the U. S. began to field the technology, officials described it as a "game changer" in the fight against Afghan IEDs.

"We need a game-changer like the green revolution was for agriculture, " he said.

Now, however, the company is confronting a game-changer that Mr Lafley had not foreseen: a global economic downturn.

"Probably, for at least a short amount of time, it could have been a game changer, until a counter was developed for it, " Dobrenz said.

For fashion victims of every kind, "pre-purchase validation" could be a game-changer.

If all of that can be done, any one of these technologies could be a game-changer.

Alistair Thornton, of IHS Global Insight's Beijing team, said even a definite Chinese commitment "is not going to be a game-changer" .

That may have been a good business model, but it wasn't exactly a game changer.

The U. S. ambassador in Tokyo, John Roos, recently remarked that Japan's inclusion in the TPP would be a "game changer. "

Robert Iger, Disney's boss, calls it a "game changer" .

I can't really explain how I feel right now I just know 2010 is going to be a game changer.

It's my great hope that the HOPE IS A GAME-CHANGER PROJECT will change the lives of children the world over -- one book, one ball at a time.

"This has been a game changer, " Brooke Buddemeier, a Livermore health physicist, told a Los Angeles conference.

This should be a Big Bang for the market. . . The big question is: is it a game-changer?

This month my good friend, philanthropist and adventurer Bobby Sager, and I are launching a new project called HOPE IS A GAME-CHANGER.

All of his proceeds go towards the HOPE IS A GAME-CHANGER PROJECT, a fitting homage to the kids he visited over the past decade.

On board, its chief salesman, John Leahy, insisted the aircraft would be a "game-changer" .

In India, which has lots of sun and lots of back-up generators burning subsidised diesel, that could be a game changer in itself.

Though none may be a game-changer on its own, all these influences have political consequences of some kind.

"It's really a game-changer, " said Chris Bonura, spokesman for the Port of New Orleans, referring to the canal expansion.

This could be a "game changer" for wheat, says Sudakshina Unnikrishnan of Barclays Capital.

But, as all sports fans know all too well, home-team advantage can be a game-changer.

And limiting the amount of aid available could be a game changer for some states.

Military analysts caution that the carrier itself is not a game changer.

Despite the quiet launch, the Magic Trackpad could be a game changer in many ways.

But the impressive tally in Beijing - 47 Olympic medals, 19 of them gold - has been a game-changer.

"Beijing Auto looks at Opel and sees this as a game-changer, " says Mike Dunne , managing director of J.

For Chinese hotel chains, the sale of Shanghai Motel could be a game changer.

Stuxnet is clearly a game-changer, demonstrating an ability to target a cyberattack on a grand scale.

Industry experts, too, believe it could be a game changer.

It's become clear that LeBron James' decision in 2010 was a "game-changer" as President Obama would say.

What's been a game-changer in the world of technology in the past few years?

Adding laughter and silliness to your life will be a game changer.

It would be a game changer.

Will Green School be a game-changer in the global fight to combat climate change?

That is why John Roos, America's ambassador in Tokyo, says Japan's involvement would be a "game-changer" .

Jane Lubchenco, the head of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, called the report a "game changer" .

Sheriff Joseph McDonald of Plymouth County, Mass. , calls the tool a game-changer.

John Levin, head of precious metals sales at HSBC, simply calls the shift a "game changer" .

But it is unlikely the deal will prove a game-changer for this year's negotiations.

Says Mr. Munger: 'The big lithium battery is a game-changer. '

"This deal is a 'game changer' in my view, " said Jason Kenny, oil analyst at ING in Edinburgh.

ODesk, founded in Silicon Valley in 2003, is a "game-changer" , says Gary Swart, its chief executive.

It needs to illustrate that the screen is a game-changer.

I am confident that when deployed, this sensor will be a game-changer beyond everyone's expectations.

These new HD videos, however, are clearly a game-changer.

In the same speech, he called China's rise in Asia a "game-changer" .

But I believe that that is a game-changer altogether.

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration chief Jane Lubchenco called the new report "a game-changer. "

That is potentially a game-changer for BG, yet it has barely moved the needle for investors.

The 2010 floods, however, are a game-changer.

Foosball has become a game-changer for many bars.

That's hardly a game changer.

'This is not exactly a game changer. '

In short, it's helpful -- but not a game-changer: