Sentence examples for change letters from inspiring English sources

The study is to appear next month in the journal Climatic Change Letters.

In between, there were years of assaults, promises to change, letters begging forgiveness, and endless, futile second chances given.

Overall, it's like spending a wet Sunday playing Scrabble with the kind of people who spend 20 minutes weighing up different options, only to skip a go and change letters.

However, in their recent publication in Climatic Change Letters, Howarth et al. (2011) report that their life-cycle evaluation of shale gas drilling suggests that shale gas has a larger GHG footprint than coal and that this larger footprint "undercuts the logic of its use as a bridging fuel over the coming decades".

In the meantime, the journal editors gave him clearance to offer this short reaction for Dot Earth: In April 2011, my colleagues Tony Ingraffea, Renee Santoro, and I published the first comprehensive analysis of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from shale gas obtained by hydraulic fracturing, with a focus on methane emissions, in the journal Climatic Change Letters.

The study, published in the Climatic Change Letters journal, showed that about 4-84-8% the methane from shale gas production escaped to the atmosphere via leaks and venting over the lifetime of a well – much more than from conventional gas drilling.

Moreover, they were chosen to provide different difficulty levels defined by the number of "brutal change" of direction (>45°) in the shape (letter 1: one 90° change; letter 2: one 180° change; letter 3: three changes; letter 4: four changes).

A man on a crane changed letters on the sign outside the Warren movie theater – or the "W REN" as the art deco-style board now proclaims.

Among other changes: letters with different names in different countries get just one name (which is rather like telling Americans that the last letter of the alphabet should be called "zed").

The Pope's climate-change letter is due to be published in the summer.

(The agency is actually Grey, but what is a changed letter in the service of humor?) "I think we should drop the Tesco account," Tom said hoarsely.