Sentence examples for any changes at all from inspiring English sources

The similarities were so clear that agency analysts were going through pages line for line to determine whether there were any changes at all.

In the memo, the Prime Minister had assured internet providers that, in reality, they wouldn't be making any changes at all.

The staff of the Social Security Administration, using conservative assumptions, now says that the system could operate without any changes at all -- no cuts in benefits, no additional revenue -- until 2041, three years longer than it projected last year.

Experts in Catholicism said the rosary, a prayer tradition as opposed to an expression of fundamental church doctrine, had evolved across the centuries -- although it often went long stretches of time, and many papacies, without any changes at all.

Nor do its proposals mention the "seniority pensions", popular with workers and employers alike, which enable some people who began work before 1996 to retire on almost full pension after 35 years.To judge from the slow progress of the draft law, employers and workers may well not have to cope with any changes at all.

The president made clear his intentions in his speech to a joint session of Congress last week when, setting forth a plan to create jobs and revive the economy, he said he disagreed with members of his party "who don't think we should make any changes at all to Medicare and Medicaid".

One woman claimed that the bill says that if you have private health insurance and "make any change at all, even changing your deductable," you will be kicked off and will default to government insurance.

Any change at all in that?

"The artists aren't noticing any change at all.

But your case is so far gone that any change at all might provoke complete collapse.

Some may question why there needs to be any change at all.