Sentence examples for be changes because of from inspiring English sources

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"The whole approach to the New Testament should be changed because of it".

"Formulas often have to be changed because of the stability of the ingredients and cost.

"My vote has never changed and can probably never be changed, because of the influence of my father".

In 1974, the law had to be changed because of the number of white women who were unable to marry foreign spouses of their choice.

The rules keep having to be changed because of the increase in the complexity of new financial instruments, of the sort that caused the credit crunch.

The size and makeup of the electorate could be changed because of efforts by Democrats to register and turn out new black, Hispanic and young voters.

"I don't think the memorandum of understanding is one that could not be changed because of events not within the contemplation of the parties," Mr. Paterson said.

That complements iXP's selling point that traditional approaches to public safety need to be changed because of the new threat of terrorism, Mr. Metro explains.

Auriemma said: "I think after tomorrow night the game will be changed because of where it is and who is playing and the kind of game that it's going to be".

The Office of Management and Budget, which is part of the White House, recently sent out a memorandum that lists the arts and humanities endowments among 40 mostly smaller agencies whose heads will not automatically be changed because of the arrival of the new administration.