Sentence examples for affairs to change from inspiring English sources

What pressures exist for this state of affairs to change?

Not until well into the 20th century, and especially after 1918, did this state of affairs begin to change.

He will add that in future Britain's role in international affairs needs to change to the promotion of conflict resolution and co-operation rather than using UK forces to achieve regime change.

The BBC's director of news and current affairs James Harding issued a warning to staff that its current affairs coverage had to change in the face of declining audiences and the changing digital environment.

This state of affairs seems unlikely to change anytime soon.

That state of affairs is beginning to change, thanks in large part to the staggering success of "Slumdog Millionaire".

That gridlocked state of affairs is unlikely to change even after the snow melts and the federal government reopens offices.

Of course, with the dying out of the Second World War generation, this state of affairs was bound to change.

But the younger market has proved elusive for Chanel, a state of affairs it intends to change with the introduction of its latest fragrance appealing to 20-somethings.

"If they are serious about the future of Europe as a power in global affairs, they need to change their thinking".

Realistically, this state of affairs is unlikely to change any time soon, given Washington's budget-cutting mania and the gun lobby's opposition to strengthening A.T.F.'s efforts.