Sentence examples for a corresponding change from inspiring English sources

It marks the border where valleys meet, and often is where provinces divide, where one nation becomes another, with a corresponding change in language and road signs.

Nine months at least must pass between an event and a corresponding change in the birth rate.

(There is, however, one bad bit of editing: the end of the hospital scene, when Blanche's voice makes an emotional shift without a corresponding change in her facial position).

Although Mr. Farmer is carrying out parent involvement initiatives at each school, there must be a corresponding change in attitude to one that sees parents as friends, not foes or nuisances.

And you intuit, in the change of scene, a corresponding change in the cultural landscape, as if a comparative ethnography of Thai and Chinese attitudes toward death, chance and the afterlife had sneaked, all but imperceptibly, into this artful, unsettling ghost story.

Mr. Bobbitt's broad perspective grows out of his 2002 work "The Shield of Achilles" (Knopf), which presents a magisterial theory on how the evolution of the state — from the princely states of the Renaissance to the modern nation-state and beyond — led to a corresponding change in the nature of warfare.

Generic makers can't change the warnings but can propose a change to the F.D.A., which can then bring about a revision of the brand-name label to trigger a corresponding change in the generic label.

Then came the crash in the technology stock market and a corresponding change in the mood of investors.

The result is similar to varying T cmb and a corresponding change to (∂ logσ/∂ logT) V. (Figure 3).

There was a corresponding change in cardiovascular phenotype with rapid severity-dependent reductions in heart rate and stroke volume.

In return, these changes cause a corresponding change to the absorbance spectrum of the tapered fiber sensor.