Sentence examples for age of changes from inspiring English sources
Specific comparisons between different grades (one grade versus the next one) were conducted to identify the age of changes in motor strategy; uncorrected post-hoc Student's t was used, considering P=0.01 or lower as significant to balance the risk of Type I and Type II errors.
A MAN OF MISCONCEPTIONS: The Life of an Eccentric in an Age of Change, by John Glassie.
In an age of change, most fans stick stubbornly to their traditions.
No other Victorian poet displays more bleakly the dark underside of an age of change and hope.
More than any other group, Wham! were regarded as an exemplar of high 80s, home counties Britain – tanned and wealthy, hedonistic, defiantly apolitical in an age of change.
According to the report Craft in an Age of Change, published in 2012, the estimated income for the industry was £457m.
She recalls little about working with Jack Nicholson, in "Five Easy Pieces," in 1970, but does remember that her daughter was twelve during the filming: "She was at an age of change.
Welcome to the Age of Change and Transformation!
They conducted radiological assessments of the impact of age on changes to the spinal curvatures.
And perhaps because this is the age of welfare changes, the places Mr. Clinton visited expected little beyond the visit.
