Sentence examples for by the recent changes from inspiring English sources

Karl Pivat, a 73-year-old hunter, describes the upheaval caused by the recent changes in the climate.

Virginia Fulton, the executive director of Windham Area Interfaith Ministries, a social services agency, said she was impressed by the recent changes.

I'm saddened and alarmed by the recent changes made by the Department of Education in regard to enforcement of Title IX ("A New Attack on Women's Sports," editorial, April 12).

That's why I was intrigued by the recent changes at Bob's Watches, a retailer turned website that buys and sells Rolex watches using a very simple exchange model.

Regardless of whether you're exhilarated or aggravated by the recent changes, there's a lot more good things coming down the pipe… Looking forward to f8…".

It also confirms the achievement of the aim of greater market orientation of the EU dairy industry as posited by the recent changes in the CAP.

That dominance is likely to be reinforced, not weakened, by the recent change in the rules.

They have been encouraged by the recent appointment of the experienced diplomat, Peter Woolcott, as Australia's new commissioner to the IWC, as well as by the recent change of prime minister.

Liquidations by these rival funds, he says, have been prompted by several factors including "redemptions by fund-of-funds" and "voluntary reductions in gearing levels brought on by the recent change in the volatility regime".

Comment 9. (C) Unfortunately, the ITF is only the latest group to run into problems caused by the recent change of personnel at the Vatican Foreign Ministry - others, including this embassy (ref B), have experienced similar problems on other issues.

Sinquefield's singular position atop Missouri's political scene is enabled by the recent change to the state's campaign finance laws.