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.

No doubt the developments are scary, but the crisis may serve more as a cautionary tale than the big game-changer over nuclear power.

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" .

"Personally I think the game-changer is going out and recognising our brand globally, " said the Liverpool managing director.

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" .

The AP is pursuing plans that could be "game-changer" in the elusive quest for online revenue, he said.

Regulators and politicians are also working to take ratings out of regulations, which would be another game changer for S&P.

TWB: What do you think is going to be the biggest game changer for location in 2011 and beyond?

"This, " she said, "could be a total game-changer. "

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

But trapping C02 from existing plants -- about two billion tons a year -- would be the real game-changer.

Though it's still in the developmental stage, "this technology could be a real game changer, " says Fred Moore of Dow Chemical.

This is why today's publication of stress tests results, while useful, is unlikely to be the game-changer it could have been two years ago.

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.

Ripley, they argue, is the game-changer; the character that sends Alien (and its sequels) off in a bold new direction.

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.

Perhaps the reason some Americans see themselves in commoner Kate Middleton is because we recognize marriage as an economic game-changer.

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

There'll be more "Game Changer" entries inspired by the conference over the next few weeks.

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.

What's striking is how the open Web may be the biggest game changer we have seen in decades.

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.

But this one looks like the game-changer.

'Cyber has become the great game-changer, ' said a senior intelligence official.

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.

Potentially a greater game changer is instead coming from outside: China.

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.

It's a real game-changer in the presentation of news.

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" .

It's a potential game changer that's well worth following.

The first tech game changer she mentioned wasn't a company, but the media.

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.

2020 will be game changer it will establish Asia's supremacy over the world.

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: