Sentence examples for a recent change of from inspiring English sources

The European Tour's relationship with Wentworth was complicated by a recent change of ownership.

He said the contributions reflected a recent change of leadership at 1199 and an effort to help the Working Families Party expand its operations in other states and to support their efforts in holding Democratic Congressional seats.

With oil prices falling, a global economic crisis threatening, corruption and crime rampant, and a recent change of government at the last general election in September of this year, everyone is discussing the state and future of the country.

In a recent change of tack, the Western allies agreed to allow Mr Assad to remain in place during the transition process, begging the question of how his departure will arranged at a later date.

It is possible to get a cold beer to wash away sand inhaled during a day on the edge of the Sahara.In this section It looks like civil war Revolution between hard covers Better than it sounds The picture is changing Another one bites the dust The terror they dare not name Brace yourself ReprintsThe relaxation of sharia rules has come gradually, but it has accelerated with a recent change of guard.

However, a recent change of the guard in the ranking among the four, and the growing gap between Apple and its competition highlight two rallies: Both Microsoft and Apple have seen their shares soar since their current chief executives took over the reins.

If you read Rep. Mike Coffman's recent explanations for his votes to defund Planned Parenthood, and you also know he used a Planned-Parenthood logo to promote himself in a political advertisement during his last election campaign, you might conclude that Coffman's turn against Planned Parenthood is a recent change-of-heart.

The bumper jackpot has come about as a result of a recent change to the lottery's odds, from about one in 175m to one in 292.2m.

(Ip 01) Several informants expressed a recent change in attitude of many physicians, from a more passive to a more active approach.

United Kingdom archaeologists are protesting a recent change in the licensing of excavations that requires the reburial of any human remains found in England or Wales.

Nissan said it learned of the problem from warranty claims and attributed the oversight to a recent change in the supplier of the systems.