Sentence examples for any material change from inspiring English sources

If there was ever any material change, either in our lives or in society, it was incremental and barely noticeable.

He added, "I don't think there is any material change in the way we've done the campaign financing or the disclosures thereof".

Despite this uncertainty, with the benefit of the strong first half performance the board believes the group as a whole will perform in line with its expectations for the year, absent any material change in customer requirements.

Before it can get to the market and to patients they must also prove to drug regulators that it does exactly what the original version did, without any material change in known side-effects.

However, the increase probably does not suggest any material change in the pace of job growth given that claims have been very volatile since January because of difficulties smoothing the data for seasonal fluctuations.

In a conference call with analysts earlier this month, Brad Martin, the chairman of Saks Inc., said that Saks had "clearly operated in a deflationary environment in 2002," and said he did not "see any material change in that in '03 in our outlook".

Management comments that it expects 2015 pretax profit to be in line with market expectations and we therefore do not expect any material changes today as further investment in price is expected in the second half.

Each payroll company was asked how it could help Fairbrother save money: the majority said it could switch its workforce to self-employed status without making any material changes to the way the firm operated.

But the bearish Liberum repeated its sell rating: Having spoken to the company we don't expect any material changes to consensus estimates for 2015 (royalty nudged up, licensing nudged down).

Kathy Fear at Citi said: "Overall numbers continue to demonstrate the strength of Prudential's strategy and we would not expect any material changes to this post Mike Wells appointment as CEO in the nearer term.

The North Semitic alphabet was so constant for many centuries that it is impossible to think that there had been any material changes in the preceding two to three centuries.