Sentence examples for a notable change when from inspiring English sources
It was ironed during the interval, and there was a notable change when the players returned.
This represents a notable change since 1980, when the average whites' neighborhood was 88% white, but it is very different from the makeup of the metropolis as a whole.
But Brazil is a major agricultural exporter that recently surpassed Britain as the world's sixth-largest economy, and it now boasts more embassies in Africa than Britain does — a notable change from when Brazil relied on foreign aid in the 1960s, largely from the United States, to alleviate hunger in the country's impoverished northeast.
And that is a notable change from just six months ago, when many Democrats -- cheered by back-to-back victories in New York Senate contests -- voiced confidence about the party's prospects of defeating Mr. Pataki.
Ep-p is low from about 3 to 17 ns when RMSD is large, and a notable change in Ep-p is observed at around 7 ns when the marked increase in RMSD occurs (Fig. 5E).
That was a notable change from a Times/CBS poll taken in early April, when 40percentt said that controlling costs was more pressing.
A notable change in Ep-p is observed at around 13 ns when one of the increases in RMSD occurs (Fig. 6E).
At the same time, Clinton has had a notable change of fortune in a state that proved disastrous for her in 2008, when she had difficulty navigating the racial politics in a matchup against then-Sen.
As the Boston Phoenix pointed out, when "No Apology" was issued in paperback, in February, Romney made a notable change from the original version.
"A notable change in the outlook," Yellen replied.
