Sentence examples for affairs has changed from inspiring English sources

There were important exceptions (Haavelmo 1944, Simon 1953, Wold 1954), and during the past generation, this state of affairs has changed dramatically.

"They felt there was sufficient evidence to show that their affairs had changed with the passage of time, which was, from the point of view of a strict interpretation of the law, an almost impossible argument to put forward, however much sympathy was felt for it.

The Watergate affair has changed everything.

It is but one example of the way in which the hacking affair has changed everything for the tabloid snoopers.

Those facilities are gone, and their public affairs network has changed".

At first, the Clark affair suggested that nothing has changed.

Analysts of North Korean affairs note that Sept. 11 has changed the context for diplomacy from the North, which Washington still classifies as a terrorist state.

But since being forced out of his job as mayor of Istanbul in 1998, and spending four months in jail over the affair of the poem, he has changed his tune.

The arrangement was publicly criticised by David Cameron, and Carr now says he has changed his tax affairs, apologising for what he called "a terrible error of judgment".

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And below, a consumer affairs reporter for The Times reflects on how the world has changed since the lawsuit.