Sentence examples for a changing role from inspiring English sources

A changing role performing more of the Queen's duties will certainly demand "a different species of political judgment", according to Dr Bob Morris, a constitutional expert based at University College London.

Conventional generation units encounter a changing role in modern societies' energy supply.

Driving automation leads to a changing role for drivers, that is from manual vehicle control to supervising automation.

Successful transfer of adolescent IBD patients to an adult gastroenterologist requires anticipation of a changing role for patients and their parents.

A changing role of care homes is acknowledged in recent reports from the Centre for Policy and Aging.

Eysenbach and Jadad, in their discussion of consumers' increasing access to Internet based resources and the consequences for patient choice, propose a changing role for health professionals [ 17].

In this manner, the nuclear scaffold/matrix is dynamically modified during the cell cycle to serve a continuously changing role.

And a House Oversight and Government Reform subcommittee will conduct a hearing about the changing role of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (Wednesday).

Ms. Brooks, who is writing a book on the changing role of the military, said she thought the process might indeed have seen an acceleration.

The Republican candidate's star turn on a comedy show may not douse the media furor, but it certainly was a milestone in the changing role of television in presidential campaigns.

It is also a reflection of the changing role of fathers in general.