Sentence examples for a change in format from inspiring English sources

But many leading players and tennis officials have been clamoring for a change in format for decades.

Her latest efforts at Luhring Augustine indicate a change in format, but also a rise in tameness.

I learned that, with a change in format, new students participated, and students expressed themselves in different ways.

The negotiating window for the B.C.S. television contract opens this year, which is why a change in format can be considered now.

He could be favoured by a change in format in the track omnium, now heavily weighted towards the points race, a discipline that suits Cavendish.

Not so, says Murray, who attributes it to a change in format when the show was moved to BBC1, to bring it closer in line with the more straightforward approach of its Saturday night sibling.

There was shrewdness, too, in his request for a change in the format of the information shown on the giant TV screens around the course.

It was weakened, however, by the presence of lower-than-expected patient accrual, a high rate of patients lost to follow-up, and a change in the format from prospective randomization to prospective cohort assignment.

Only a change in the format saved Frank, when the other three returning player coaches, Dan, Britney Haynes and Janelle Pierzina voted to take part in the game and the nominations were expunged.

A change in the format of the band to a quartet and the introduction of a new manager led to a six-week tour of English theatres in 1937, accompanying the comedian Tom Moss; the band changed its name to "The Hollander Boys".

35 The effect of a change in questionnaire format on response to questionnaires was evaluated in eight trials.