Sentence examples for almost any change from inspiring English sources

Historical preservation laws known as denkmalschutz place even more rigorous restrictions on almost any change.

There is always going to be a weed poised genetically to benefit from almost any change".

The critical behavioral evidence is that habituation can be disrupted by almost any change in the experimental conditions.

But he acknowledged that "almost any change is likely to cause some concern in a subgroup of users".

Previously, any user was allowed to make – almost – any change to any entry: this was hailed as part of the democratising power of the internet.

Mr. McGreevey said that almost any change would be an improvement over the "nightmare" that E-ZPass has been for the state.

Phänomenologische Studien zum Problem der widersinnigen Sätze (Leipzig 1929), which can be seen almost without any change among those written by Fleck: "We mean by [the expression 'social group'] any group of people bound together by a common 'intention'intention

Human beings are tremendously adaptable and resilient, and we seem to quickly adjust to almost any technological change.

In any given complex column of crustal materials some chemical reaction is likely for almost any incremental change in pressure and temperature.

That is not just because almost any political change in Myanmar would mark an improvement; it is also because the election will create new, partially representative, institutions, and sometimes the forms of even heavily circumscribed democracy take on a life of their own.

By 2000, only 4% of the Central Valley was suitable for apples, cherries and pears, but none of that will be left by 2060 under almost any climate change scenario.