Sentence examples for been no real changes from inspiring English sources

There's been no real changes there.

There's been no real change.

"There's been no real change in an overall policy of closure," Ms. Bashi said.

"There has been no real change in Poland since 1989, it's still socialism.

In other words, there has been no real change in the Moroccan power structure, only greater tolerance from on high.

It can be concluded that he was unsuccessful, since there has been no real change and the majority of the electorate have no more political control or say in decision-making than we did in 2010.

But of course there has been no real change, since this says nothing about the number of children under 18 living with their biological parents.David Blankenhorn of the Institute for American Values, who worked that out, says that the share of all children living with their biological parents remained unchanged between 1991 and 1996, at 62%.

Because there has been no real change, no precedent has been set that didn't already exist, and there's little for activists to rally around.

"We obviously hope that these measures will act as a deterrent, but up until now there's been no real change," she says.

With last year's big news of the dismal diversity numbers reported by tech giants in the rear-view mirror, there has been no real change in the percentage of Latino and African American programmers as we head into the second half 2016.

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