Sentence examples for a combination of changed from inspiring English sources

A combination of changed requirements and the formation of more specialist and advanced training overseas reduced the need for further expansion in 1944.

As Taylor (1975) observed, "Traditionally, the Melanesian peoples retired indoors at sunset but in more 'enlightened' areas this habit broke down (a combination of changed working hours and the money to buy artificial lighting)." Malaria control was regained in the Solomon Islands only ten years later when spraying was no longer limited to bed nets and households (Over et al. 2003).

The decreasing number of dead corvids reported since 2006 likely results from a combination of changes to regional surveillance strategies, decreases in the frequency of education campaigns, and changing public perception given the prolonged absence of the virus.

This was initially sparked by a combination of changes to its "non-white" membership, unnecessary and costly legal cases and the hiring of a deeply unpopular business consultant.

But company officials said they also recognized that it would take a combination of changes to restore confidence in the battery system.

And according to Anthony Barnosky of the University of California, Berkeley, one of the Nature review's main authors, a combination of changes, each itself within the planetary boundaries, could still trigger such a change of state.That would be a bad thing.

And Sarbanes-Oxley is also having its intended effect as a combination of changes at the auditor, director and officer level has improved the quality of financial reporting, resulting in fewer restatements.

The vision anticipates a societal transformation toward a green economy characterised by a combination of changes in values, business models, and governance.

Each phase is determined by a set of environmental conditions, a combination of changes in climate, vegetation, soils and human impact.

The vision of a future transport for Europe anticipates a societal transformation towards a sustainable mobility characterised by a combination of changes of perspectives, values and preferences as well as sharing as new practice of use and multi-level governance.

"It is a combination of changes in the buildings and working with the students to find out what they need," says center director Curtis Frank, who had two students with disabilities in his own lab.