Sentence examples for be changing into a 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).

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.

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.

"The labour party now is changing into a social movement, a bit like it started, so that means no longer dictating policy from the top," McDonnell said.

As Apple is changing into a media company, as well, its Silicon Valley brand of aggression is running up against its broader ambitions.

Although I do hate the way London is changing into a sort of Monégasque tax haven, full of Chinese oligarchs' manicurists.

Managing health care "clearly is changing into a much more complicated business that requires absolute focus on the fundamentals," said H. Edward Hanway, president and chief executive of Cigna.

Jung Lee of Fête, an event planning company, estimated that about 70 percent of the brides she sees are changing into a second dress, a figure that's been on the rise for the last three years.

Many of my favourite food memories are with Madonna, because we went out a lot when the club scene was changing into a scene where Mary Lou's and restaurants like that would lock their doors and become after-hours clubs.