Sentence examples for also brought changes to from inspiring English sources

The maritime trade also brought changes to the natives' traditional seasonal migration patterns and settlement locations.

But the 19th century also brought changes to the cathedral, including a period of reconstruction — ordered by King Louis Philippe and Victor Hugogo publishing his novel, "Notre Dame de Paris," also known as "The Hunchback of Notre Dame," which became a huge success.

The emergence of a new class of magnates — called Boligarchs for their quick accumulation of wealth and their ties to the government, which reveres Simón Bolívar, the 19th-century liberation hero — also brought change to the club's doorstep.

Under Mr. Helgason's stewardship, the airline greatly increased its flights, to up to five a day from New York in its heyday, and the expansion also brought change to his home country, introducing new ways of thinking to the Icelandic business community, while opening up an island of under 300,000 people to tourism from Europe and the United States.

A tablet may also bring changes to the economy of the App Store, where developers who choose to charge for their applications face market pressure to keep prices low, said Marc Strohlein, an analyst at the market research company Outsell.

In addition to massive weather changes, the summer months also bring changes to the business climate.

Many believed the historic reforms introduced by Ethiopia's new prime minister, Abiy Ahmed, were also bringing change to Eritrea, which has been ruled by former revolutionary fighter Isaias Afwerki since the country gained independence from Ethiopia in 1991.

Girls with access to education not only vastly improve their own lives but also bring change to their families, economies, and societies.

The robotic milking systems also have brought changes to the overall management of the farm.

Integration has also brought changes in adult safeguarding, where cases are allocated to the most appropriate professional.

The Oliviers have become notably starrier and more razzle-dazzle in recent years – an attempt to emulate Broadway's Tony awards – and this year also brought changes in the judging, with West End producers and theatre operators voting alongside dedicated panels.