Sentence examples for as did changing from inspiring English sources

In China, ongoing economic uncertainty also contributed to a softening in sentiment towards gold, as did changing consumer behaviour.

Meanwhile the many tippings of the torso (so often sideways) add further complexity, as do changing meters and phrasings.

"Was it my fault?" Nor ran to fetch tea towels from the kitchen to soak up the coffee, then filled a bucket with soapy water and set to work systematically, mopping and rubbing and wiping, just as my mother would have done, changing the water every so often.

"It is difficult to know because race to race the performance keeps changing (as does) the distance to pole position," Alonso said.

I think that the definition of funk is always changing, as does the music that excites and inspires us," says Middleton.

All of this while Bratton gets to say he's drastically reforming the department (as does de Blasio) by changing some guidelines.

Rist tells Guardian Australia he dreamed of standing in the same spot as Attenborough did, and changing the name so it represented the local people and traditional owners, not an explorer who Rist said often described Indigenous people as the lowest form of humans.

Don't get influenced by what other people do as far as changing their personality.

The formulated description of the shape changing process, as done in the framework of the consolidation theory, yields predicted deposit speck shapes that compare favorably with the temporally resolved experimental data.

"Exactly what that requires us to do as far as changing the law, I am not clear on yet".

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