Sentence examples for be a considerable change from inspiring English sources

They could literally trade places and there wouldn't be a considerable change to either of their women's health agendas.

There seems to be a considerable change in the social fabric of the population, for example in terms of the volume of reliable social networks (32).

This is a considerable change.

This documentary, about the orphans of Uganda, is a considerable change of pace.

In the cities there was a considerable change in social life.

"I don't think there's been a considerable change in the caliber of player in the Ivy League," Accorsi said in a telephone interview.

With increasing relative density, the concentration of both dopants was shown to decrease without there being a considerable change in the apparent grain boundary layer thickness.

But the shift to bargaining in malls and on Main Street is a considerable change from even 10 years ago, Ms. Koehn said, when studies showed that consumers did not like to bargain and did not consider themselves good at it.

As a result of these interactions, there is a considerable change in both electronic and geometric parameters of glycerol, which can be used in designing new strategies to convert glycerol into alcohol.

After monetary unification, there is a considerable change in the relative importance of labour demand shocks.

However, for the LJ, there was a considerable change in the composition between LJ 1 and LJ 2 (Table 6).