Sentence examples for allowing for changes from inspiring English sources

He was also, allowing for changes of style and taste, a quintessentially modern actor.

Allowing for changes of faces and shows, the British TV Christmas remains remarkably unchanged from the 1960s.

Even allowing for changes in cultural context, is there any real difference between this version of macho valor and that in the latest Schwarzenegger film?

Even allowing for changes in the method of recording, crime seems to be rising after falling for five years in succession.In his search for ways to cut the crime rate, Mr Straw could do worse than look at a scheme in Brighton which has had remarkable success in preventing drug addicts from reoffending.

That would, allowing for changes in profit sharing, cut profit by 28%.

Approach allowing for changes in the exponent n, requires assumption of the crystallization rate function, derived from the nucleation theory.

The service interface plays a significant role in not only allowing for change but also anticipating change.

Battles spanning a long sweep of history, from 1600 to 1973, are studied to allow for changes in military technology.

Provenzale's music has a formal freedom that allows for changes of mood at virtually any time.

It may even allow for changes in plans as required by factors outside the firm's control.

Some of these areas didn't allow for changes in lighting, so everybody in the room could see everybody else.