Sentence examples for bulk of changes from inspiring English sources

Jon Greenbaum, the legal director for the Lawyers Committeee for Civil Rights Under Law, said it would mean that the bulk of changes that now receive automatic scrutiny by the federal government could take effect without any review, eliminating a deterrent against mischief.

This differs from the response of GBS grown in AF [19], in which the majority of genes are down regulated when compared to laboratory conditions and the bulk of changes are observed during the transition from logarithmic to stationary phase [19].

In the future, it will be interesting to determine whether the bulk of changes seen during aging are in fact detrimental, or whether a substantial portion promote survival, as does the change in egr-1 expression.

We reasoned that the bulk of changes to the ONHA transcriptome would be disease-related, and subjected the data to meta-analysis at the level of affected biological processes, and at the level of biological network topology, using the MetaCore Analytical Suite [ 19, 20].

We also find no convincing evidence that changes in approval rates or loan-to-value levels can explain the bulk of the changes in house prices, but definitive judgments on those mechanisms cannot be made without better corrections for the endogeneity of borrowers' decisions to apply for mortgages.The obvious point to make here is the one I started with: no one thing generated the crisis.

Mr. Peters said that while some of the airspace redesign could be done fairly quickly, the bulk of the changes will be phased in gradually over the next five years.

The move to embrace the bulk of the changes appeared to signal a greater acknowledgment of shortcomings in antiterrorism and detention policies than Justice Department officials had publicly admitted.

But this is a very time-consuming process, and the vast bulk of tax changes have no effect on the macroeconomy one way or another.

"In five years, we expect mobile will account for the bulk of travel changes and in some cases travel bookings too".

So for both wine and oil, emerging economies now account for the bulk of incremental changes in demand and therefore have the biggest influence on prices.Not only are emerging economies growing faster, but their growth is more energy intensive.

As the dust settled on the International Cricket Council's quarterly board meeting, after the first day of which delegates from four countries raised doubts over official claims that the proposals being championed by Clarke with support from Australia and India had been "unanimously approved", it became increasingly clear that the bulk of the changes will almost certainly go through next month.