Sentence examples for been made to changing from inspiring English sources

It's still going strong in many markets around the world - including the United States - and although the odd concession has been made to changing times (it's less fatty and salty than it used to be) it's still essentially the same as it always was.

To what extent do the tabloids shape their readers' social values – or have the tabloids' own values been made to shift by changing public attitudes towards race and gender and sexuality?

He said a promising start had been made to a political process for changing the leadership in Syria.

Throughout history, efforts have been made to reform the human diet by changing individual characteristics of it, and some of these changes have had unexpected harmful effects.

When this last argument has been made to me by my name-changing friends, I've pointed out it implies the man who keeps his name is not committed.

Every effort is made to accommodate changing pick-up times, but the car rental agent is not always in a position to hold a vehicle after the pick-up time has passed or to keep the rental desk open.

The bank did not specify which departments or regions would be impacted by the reductions, but it said the cuts will be made to reflect changing consumer preferences as more customers perform banking tasks using self-service technology.

Against the background of the contemporary global changes that are taking place in knowledge production, an attempt is made to capture the changing pattern of industrial scientific research activities in Sweden.

In an important sense, it is made to be contingent, changing with every download and update.

Thus, research results are made to seem like changing practices to customers of early childhood education, children and their parents.

First, work at El Bulli by Ferran Adria using the fact that alginates can be made to gel simple by changing the counterion environment led to the process that has become known in gastronomic circles as spherification.