Sentence examples for be changing into from inspiring English sources

If this hypothesis is true, trends on breast cancer incidence will probably change in the future as the Ashkenazi reproductive pattern seems to be changing into a similar distribution to that observed in the Brazilian general population (later age at first pregnancy, shorter parity and breastfeeding reduction).

As Edwards arrived at a new ground, she would nervously wonder where she would be changing into her cricket gear.

Apple may instead be changing into a high-end consumer brand that will produce fine products and earn big profits but not grow very quickly.

She was dressed in jeans and a plaid shirt, knowing that she would soon be changing into a surgical gown, and she wasn't carrying a handbag.

For instance, a recent experiment in Japan suggested that muon neutrinos raining down from the upper atmosphere might be changing into tau neutrinos and eluding detection.

As we (or at least our immediate descendants) spend our heroically individuated lives swimming through bubble worlds sprung from our own selves, living in our own created universes, surrounded by the constantly updated facts of our personal selfhood and the doings and thoughts of like-minded folk in minute, constant detail, we will be changing into another kind of human society.

Even on the most beautiful days in the whole year - the days when summer is changing into autumn - the crickets spread the rumour of sadness and change.

The language of the game is changing into a mangled version of powerpoint piffle.

It's not like you're on or I'm changing into a woman.

Soon he was changing into clean clothes several times a day.

While we were changing into dry clothes, Namgay served us tea and cookies in our tents.