Sentence examples for an unspecified change from inspiring English sources

In the final analysis administration opponents don't want war over Cuba, just an unspecified change of policy.

In a radio interview, Bebear offered the opinion that Vivendi has "a strategy problem" that might be solved by making an unspecified change in management.

It also calls for an unspecified change to JPMorgan's overdraft practices.

You are doing ok, yet something is missing in your life and you have a desire for an unspecified change.

Here, an unspecified change occurred simultaneously with the clinical desire to diagnose oligodendrogliomas because of their chemosensitivity [ 4, 9, 35].

Labour is committed to a referendum on (unspecified) change in the voting system.

[27] Dominguez et al. used a similar container with an unspecified phase change material to maintain a stable incubation temperature for a commercial interferon gamma release assay at 37C (although the heat source was conventional).

Washington stumbled and failed and offered nothing; Trump offered brisk if unspecified change.

Hughes talked about radical — but unspecified — change, while Foer celebrated the magazine's intellectual heritage.

Although Mr. Biden did not go that far, he did leave room in both the speech — and an interview afterward — for unspecified changes in the plan put forward by the Bush administration.

This drew an ambiguous response, hinting at unspecified changes that the patient was going to 'have a few goes at': Example 4. Dose increase requested (female patient, age ∼66; male GP, age 46) Consultation code: TS-GP09-20a PT:    (inhales) oh I'm us- you know those tablets I used to get my nerves and all that?