Game-changing message from a party which really knows where it's going.

Nothing wrong with that, but hardly a game-changing success story.

But there wasn't much in the way of truly game-changing devices.

I don't blame them for that, they are simply not designed to create game-changing new products and practices.

And they're one step closer to releasing a truly game-changing rock record.

That is the nature of investing in high-risk, game-changing technologies.

Luckily, we've got the secret to getting it under control in seven essential, game-changing steps.

What game-changing scientific ideas and developments do you expect to live to see?"

He also rushed for 613 yards, a figure that included several "game-changing" runs.

Curry was involved in an earlier game-changing play, too.

Kidd's teammates did not hear him say a word during their game-changing runs.

The man who made the first game-changing play in a Super Bowl has never seen it.

Napoli's game-changing swing came with Texas down 1-0 in the seventh.

Their game-changing theories and turbulent friendship is the stuff of great drama.

But this acquisition is not some sort of game-changing acquisition.

In many ways, the iPhone was a game-changing device.

Will that change if a truly remarkable or game-changing product or service appears?

The challenge of the coming years will be to identify the key game-changing technologies, and, even more, to understand how to implement them practically.

He had two sacks and a tipped pass to go along with the game-changing forced fumble.

To understand the common driving forces of urban evolution and find common game-changing solutions.

Lil Wayne is a game-changing artist and an impervious celebrity.

Google wasn't a tactic, it was a game-changing strategy.

The New York federal court ruling is a significant, but not game-changing legal victory for a battered music industry.

Like the game-changing sewing machine, it operated with a two-thread system.

He has game-changing speed and a very good bat that projects to have some power at the Division I level.