Sentence examples for change may include from inspiring English sources
Some factors of political change may include the shock of the financial crisis, disappointment with Obama administration policies, and the steady influx of ethnic groups that tend toward the conservative.
A process of developmental change whereby a larva reaches adulthood only after a drastic change in morphology; occurs in most amphibians and insects, for some insects, this change may include another stage (pupa) before the adult stage; metamorphose- v. motile -- Able to move oneself about, capable of self-locomotion.
Given these demands to increase livestock production, a series of questions during land use change may include the following: What are the current approaches to increase livestock production in the ADB? Are they sustainable in the long run?
Factors responsible for this change may include increases in environmental light, introduction of electric light, longer workdays/commuting time, shift and night work, expansion of manufacturing and service sectors to 24-hour-per-day operations, and the advent of television and internet[1], [4].
Some exercises, such as a model United Nations, model Congress, or simulated summit on climate change may include dozens or hundreds of students.
Relevant behaviour change may include early commencement of sexual activity, increased number of partners (not only of women, but of their consorts), smoking, and oral contraceptive use [ 12].
Suspicious changes may include a lump, enlargement or swelling of a testicle.
These changes may include different crystal and amorphous structures, and phase transitions of higher or of lower temperature.
Changes may include, but are not limited to, improvements to showerheads, plumbing, lighting, thermostats, and thermostat instructions.
These changes may include an increasing number of candidates in local elections or direct election of some party officials who have previously been appointed.
Such changes may include the experiencing of thoughts, feelings, and perceptions that are usually outside the individual's awareness ("unconscious" or "repressed").
