Sentence examples for bitter changes from inspiring English sources

In the diffusion of Shift s, we get a sense of the legacies of imperialism and global conflict, and the bitter changes in working conditions, yet there is an eery homogeneity about these willfully different perspectives.

One SNP (rs10772420) was genotyped, chosen from a subset of markers from the discovery sample because it was tightly associated with the ratings of quinine intensity and because it created an amino acid change in a bitter receptor (TaqMan, Applied Biosystems).

The superficial tweaks are part of a larger creative overhaul at "The View," which has seen increased ratings competition from CBS' rival gabfest "The Talk" and weathered extensive, frequently bitter personnel changes over the past year.

The worst league finish since the Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich took over as owner in 2003, a bitter managerial change and even racism allegations against defender John Terry were all endured, yet the season ended with a Champions League title.

Change is always bitter sweet but change is all there is.

— Patrick Farrell The Daily Beast: Hand-batched vermouths and creatively engineered bitters could change the face of happy hour in America.

Many retirees are bitter about such changes.

The leader of the Greens, Christine Milne, said she was concerned the so-called "regulation bonfire" contained some "very bitter pills" including changes to environmental protections.

Refusing to acknowledge the truth, however bitter, does not change it.

On his second night of doing standup at a Manhattan club called the Bitter End, Stewart changed his name.

There is no excuse for this whatsoever and it is symptomatic of the bitter opposition to change on Sark.