Sentence examples for apparent change in from inspiring English sources

Labour has voiced concerns about the apparent change in policy.

New York meanwhile will be wary of TFC despite their apparent change in respective fortunes.

The most significant apparent change in the regatta will be a modified format for the challenger's selection tournament.

To understand Harvard's apparent change in philosophy, it is necessary to appreciate the complicated tap dance of Ivy League recruiting.

But it is the apparent change in women's fidelity that has sparked the most interest among relationship researchers.

It is also an apparent change in the N.F.L.'s recent booking policy for Super Bowl halftime entertainment.

But what they most want to borrow from across the Atlantic is the apparent change in investors' attitudes.

He was referring to the apparent change in a sound when the source or the listener is in motion, relative to the other.

That apparent change in direction may have been welcome to regulators, the British public and MPs on the parliamentary commission on banking standards.

When asked about the apparent change in policy, a News UK spokesman said: "It is certainly not the case that 'virtually everything' is free.

The apparent change in attitude came a month after Rifaat al-Assad had vowed to lead a pro-democracy movement in Syria.