Sentence examples for bring some changes from inspiring English sources

But the 2013 season will bring some changes.

The new season will also bring some changes in the show's format.

Changes of those behaviors into more environmental friendly directions could bring some changes to local environmental quality and benefit natural ecological systems.

"But we'll learn from it and hopefully bring some changes into the semi and on into whichever final we get into.

It is also possible to identify exogenous factors, such as the current global financial crisis, that may bring some changes to the context of the opportunity window.

The court's verdict might bring some change, even if it's slow".

Mr. Knightley is among those economists who expect the arrival of Mr. Carney at the helm of the Bank of England, in two months, to bring some change there.

These days, you had better bring some change if you think a 300 game gets you a cup of joe, because you have lots of company.

TOKYO — On the first day of the New Year Grand Sumo Tournament, Japanese fans were hopeful that 2013 might bring some change: an end to the protracted losing streak by Japanese wrestlers.

Better procedures, stronger law and a well-trained judiciary are starting to bring some change - though horror stories about sexism and rape myths still certainly continue to emanate from some courts.

Some practical factors such as the frequency response characteristic mismatch among the measurement devices have almost no influence on the results of CLEAN-SC, bring some change to the results of DAMAS, DAMAS2, NNLS and Fourier-based NNLS in terms of reconstructed maximum values, sidelobes, etc., and contribute plenty of extra sidelobe contaminations to the results of CLEAN.