Sentence examples for although the changes from inspiring English sources

Although the changes would require students to give their consent, they would not be paid.

A test that shows changes in the retinal nerve fibers would allow doctors to begin treatment earlier, although the changes can signal other problems besides multiple sclerosis.

The state pension age will rise to 70 for today's young adults, the chancellor confirmed, although the changes won't affect anyone currently under the age of 50,.

Although the changes will also affect the Conservatives, Hayward, a Tory peer, said his analysis of demographics in the UK concluded that Labour is over-represented.

Some of the hospital's critics applauded the concessions, although the changes stop short of addressing issues raised in a lawsuit by the Connecticut attorney general, Richard Blumenthal.

Renault will show a sportier Gordini version of its little Wind roadster, although the changes will mainly be cosmetic.

According to some estimates, that alone could wipe out much of the equity of several European banks, although the changes are likely to be introduced slowly.

As in all such matters, the origin of these numerals is obscure, although the changes in their forms since the 3rd century bce are well known.

Although the changes are radical -- the company also plans to transfer many responsibilities formerly handled by executives in Atlanta to local managers -- they left some investors wondering what else was to come.

Barry Feinstein, the chairman of the transit committee of the authority's board, said that although the changes would cause some riders to wait longer for buses, service would be sufficient to avoid overcrowding.

Over all, although the changes that the administration wants are broad, the impact on individual students may be modest — a few hundred dollars more in grants, a few thousand dollars more in loans.