Sentence examples for cases the changes from inspiring English sources

In other cases, the changes are indeed major.

In both cases the changes, while small, were statistically significant, said Gary W. Phillips, the acting commissioner for the department's National Center for Education Statistics.

In some cases the changes are primarily administrative: giving county governments full control over social services they basically run already.

(In both cases, the changes outpace those in the county overall: college degree holders jumped to 31.7percentt from 23.2, and those without diplomas dipped to 10.2percentt from 17.7).

In many if not most cases, the changes have gone smoothly, and have been seen as living up to their goals of saving money and improving services, although there have been problems as well.

In some cases, the changes "twist the language to incomprehensible, even un-English phrasing," Dydo writes in "The Language That Rises," as in "may be they shall be spared" changed to "can they shall be spared".

In such cases, the change was straightforward.

In these cases, the change of environment favoured the virus.

In some cases, the change in loss estimates was drastic.

In some cases, the change has been gradual.

In some cases, the change has been marked and real.