Sentence examples for because of fundamental changes from inspiring English sources

Others in these groups, because of fundamental changes in the economy, continue work as independents (not included in the establishment survey).

But the rules for recoveries may well be different today -- not because of Sept. 11, but because of fundamental changes in the economy.

The United Nations report, the global agriculture outlook through 2017, said prices for farm crops will remain substantially higher over the next decade because of fundamental changes in demand, though they will gradually decline from current highs.

Wissenschaftlichernachwuchs.de does not deny the necessity of fundamental changes.

An overview of fundamental changes is depicted in Figure 46.

"Why are people afraid of fundamental change?" Mr. Cuomo said.

What are the sources of fundamental change in our society?

And that kind of fundamental change is incredibly hard.

Moreover, the role that Solidarity played in 1989 was feasible only because of the fundamental changes in Soviet foreign policy under Gorbachev.

Talking to customers wouldn't have helped much: The new paradigm didn't emerge because of a fundamental change in customer needs, but because of an explosion of network bandwidth.

All of these things could still happen, but the probability of catastrophe has fallen substantially because of a fundamental change in the way that European leaders are dealing with the crisis.