Sentence examples for any important changes from inspiring English sources

"We will be looking to see if there are any important changes over the course of the time that Scott is in orbit," says Feinberg.

If any important changes are coming, they w will probably take place in L.I.C., on the Brooklyn waterfront, and on Staten Island, particularly if Mr. Moses finally succeeds in physically joining that secluded Borough to Brooklyn.

But on Capitol Hill, his appearances have done little to quell the sense that any important changes on educational policy go through the White House, not the Education Department.

Some glottalist linguists claim that the Old Armenian system had not undergone any important changes from the Proto-Indo-European system, which they interpret in a manner quite different from the traditional view.

It will monitor your TransUnion credit report daily and alert you to any important changes, such as a new account opened in your name.

Students t-tests were performed to establish the significance (presented as P-values) of any important changes observed.

"I actually expect it for any important change.

Any important change in Taiwan's status that is proposed, he insists, must be decided by the democratic will of Taiwan's people.

During the brief period of human history, however, it is most unlikely that there has been any important change in the major patterns of oceanic circulation.

"There are some possibilities to make changes in the regime for benefits for people from other parts of the union, but without change in the treaties it is very difficult to make any important change," he told the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.

The northern boundary of the kingdom established by Ptolemy lay apparently slightly north of modern Tripoli, Lebanon, perhaps on the course of the Kabīr River (ancient Eleutherus), and there are no signs of any important change in this frontier throughout the next century.