Sentence examples for a mere change of from inspiring English sources

He promised a fundamental change to the way the country was governed, not a mere change of guard.

He was transferred to the Canopus, a supply ship, but a mere change of assignments was apparently not enough.

It is a Spanish mantra, requiring a mere change of name of euro-area countries, to insist that Spain is different.

Field said: "A mere change of government will not make any [immediate] difference in the number of people who use food banks".

There is some truth to the tale, to be sure, but the reasons run deeper than a mere change of chief executives.

None of the actors depend entirely on a mere change of costume to signal a new role; they haven't time for that anyway.

Weakness of will involves, specifically, a failure to act on a resolution; this is sufficient to differentiate weakness of will from mere change of mind and even from caprice (which is a different species of unreasonable intention revision, according to Holton).

The mere change of voice may take some getting used to.

Indeed, for Leibniz, mere change of relative position is not 'entirely real' (as we saw for instance in the Correspondence) and only when it has vis viva as its immediate cause is there some reality to it.

These discoveries, indirectly have opened new areas of research in which pincer compounds have impacted in the last 30 years by the mere change of the substituent on the 4-position (para position) of the aromatic ring on the basic backbone of pincers.

Besides changing the dimension of the space in which we run the algorithm, the distributed spring model algorithm also has the advantage that it can easily adapt to different types of noise, with the mere change of the force/potential (use non-Hooke force).