Sentence examples for change apart from inspiring English sources

So what is the justification for the change, apart from electoral advantage?

Vista users won't notice a change apart from a faster, smoother experience and fewer annoying pop-ups second-guessing your choices.

There are a few cases where businesses will want to install a copy of Windows 10 Enterprise that doesn't change, apart from security fixes.

But perhaps the biggest change, apart from a welcome end to the commercialisation of exam boards, will lie in the revised secondary curriculum underpinning the proposed new exam.

"From 2004, the main thing that will change, apart from the increase in production, is that we will start turning enough profit to finance our future products," Mr. Greco said.

What I find strange about this sea change, apart from the extreme speed at which it  appears to have happened, is that something so widespread is so rarely talked about or questioned.

Yet what has changed, apart from the size of the division?

In the meantime, everything has changed apart from Ashley Cole's own jackass behaviour.

Little has fundamentally changed, apart from the fact that all of us, the bankers apart, are poorer.

It would appear that in the last 30 years not much has changed, apart from the technology.

But it's no good grumbling that "little has changed" apart from Britvic's "short-term cost-saving plan".