Sentence examples for aspect of the change from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most urgent aspect of the change is education.
"But there's also the emotional aspect of the change from summer to autumn.
A highly visible aspect of the change in operating systems in recent years is the increasingly prevalent use of graphical user interfaces (GUIs).
As we chatted, she chided her partner for his fondness for fried food and huge portions, then confided that the worst aspect of the change in her homeland was seeing so many overweight children.
Mr Anderson described this as the "boldest and most significant aspect of the change" and said it was "tempting, in the most serious cases, to wish for longer".
Another aspect of the change process is the extent to which the governance system is altered by the event – whether it undergoes fundamental changes or not.
The recent controversy over the lack of racial diversity in Hollywood films is only one aspect of the changes taking place across film and theatre.
A more disturbing aspect of the changes, though, is the prospect that many children could lose their care altogether because of the formula the agency is using to determine need — one that allows the appearance of affluence to obscure necessity.
A more disturbing aspect of the changes, though, is the prospect that many children could lose their care altogether because of the formula the agency is using to determine need.
