Sentence examples for If anything changing from inspiring English sources

If anything, changing technology is enabling work to become ever more portable.

If anything, changing these diversions would deepen their association with a form of horrific, real-life violence that clearly neither one endorses.

Asked if he could imagine anything changing soon, he let out a little chuckle and said, "The hottest-selling thing in this city is a $5,000 used car, and we don't have a lot of those on this lot".

I don't see anything changing on that".

Her attitude to each new appointment was to arrive, find out if anything needed changing, change it, and then give total loyalty to the institution and her staff.

An alert is sent if anything changes.

Each time before I fly I check my messages to see if anything needs changing," Alfonta says.

If anything needs changing in America, it's the two-party regime of expanding government, along with the money and personal power that make it grow.

This means you pay attention to company announcements, read the internal newsletter, watch out for press releases, and follow any other news that clues you in on how your company is doing and what, if anything, is changing in the strategy, priorities, or staff organization.

Chances are if anything is changing, the brand will survive.

If anything, the changing regulations means people are physically closer together, which has ramped up the competitiveness (and fun) of salvaging.