Sentence examples for change by a from inspiring English sources

V for 'volatility' describes the increased dynamics in many fields characterized by "changing directions of change", by a high frequency of ups and downs, by more rapid disruptions of trends.

When I left school, the Tories finally kicked out of office, I was promised change by a beaming Tony Blair.

Adam Sohn, a Microsoft spokesman, attributed the problem to an incorrect configuration change by a Microsoft technician.

But those in Bristol backed change by a margin of 53% to 47%, on a turnout of 24%.

It's possible that prices may change by a few percent, but there should be no dramatic changes to fret about".

If a gravity wave does pass through LISA, the distance between the spacecraft will change by a small amount.

These timings are based on London; they change by a few minutes up and down the country.

She has been prompted to change by a shoulder injury, which highlighted the pressure her natural service motion put on the joint.

We follow Eileen's thoughts when her husband is cheated of his change by a kid at the checkout who reckons he can get away with it, since the crazy old guy is not going to cause trouble.

If the figures from the 2009-10 unaudited report are anything to go by the results are likely to change by a few billion either way in the final report.

David Hawkins, a climate change expert at the Natural Resources Defense Council, said simply replacing coal with natural gas for power generation was "not a viable strategy" because that would merely delay climate change by a few decades.