Sentence examples for any changes in terms of from inspiring English sources

Have there been any changes in terms of the demographics (race, nationality, sex, age, etc). of the athletes?

"I don't think this will lead to any change in terms of the independence of Rolex given the foundation's control, although no doubt changes will trigger speculation," Mr. Cox added.

"After 10 years, the Tal Law has not met expectations at all," said Defense Minister Ehud Barak, "and has not led to any change in terms of equal sharing of the burden and enlarging the circle of participants in civil duties".

Says Rowghani, "There's really not going to be any change in terms of our relationship with early-stage VCs, because we're avoiding early-stage rounds.

If we were actually going to effect any change in terms of getting more folks, each one be visas so we could not kick some of the best engineers out to other countries, I don't know, I mean, that's years, right.

More specifically, YouTube hasn't had any noticeable changes in terms of featuring during the past week, the firm says.

Basal DMEM without FBS supplementation failed to induce any morphological changes in terms of tube formation (Figure 2D).

However they did not display any significant changes in terms of ALP secretion and TE-85 only responded to GHR at its highest concentration (10-9M).

Zuckerberg: Beacon wasn't a change in Terms of Service.

It is still not clear exactly how any changes in the terms of British membership of the EU will be made.

The Competition and Markets Authority said the deal, agreed in February, was "not expected to result in a substantial lessening of competition" and did not propose any changes in the terms of the deal.