Sentence examples for change has found from inspiring English sources

The facts are there: the U.N.-backed Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has found that a changing climate alters the "frequency, intensity, spatial extent, duration, and timing of extreme weather and climate events".

The change has found its most pronounced expression on the riverfront.

But in the last decade or so, change has found its way in.

Using official statistics, the Centre for Research into Socio-Cultural Change has found that the value of home equity withdrawal under both Thatcher and Blair exceeded the value of GDP growth during their time in power.

The latest research from Which? – published in a 55-page report A Taste for Change – has found that the responsibility deal's voluntary approach is not delivering on its promises; for example three of the top 10 supermarkets, serving millions of people (the Co-operative, Iceland and Lidl) have still not signed up to the calorie-reduction pledge.

Since that video went up on YouTube, in 2009, it has been viewed more than seventy-four million times, and Johnson's organization, Playing for Change, has found great success building music schools around the globe, reducing isolation, one note at a time.

Texans who are apprehensive about dramatic demographic change have found his fairness and pragmatism reassuring.

Many men have thrived in the new environment, but others – dragged along in the slipstream of change – have found it harder.

Scientists of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change have found that in more extreme scenarios, heat and water stress could reduce yields by 25% between 2030 and 2049.

The latest figures from the Centre for Population Change have found that that the more educated you are, the less likely you are to create your own a family.

Linguistic scientists, in studying the mechanism of such change, have found that it seems to proceed gradually from one social group to another, always attaining greater frequency among the young.