Sentence examples for change showcasing from inspiring English sources

The province of Ontario's environmental commissioner an independent governmental watchdog on environmental policy blamed the incident on climate change, showcasing the town's low-lying areas near the Ottawa River as the perfect example of what's to come.

The relatively quick ability of the Chinese government to influence regulatory change showcases the Chinese desire to keep up with the sharing economy.

But the academy had a perfect opportunity to demonstrate its commitment to change by showcasing a diverse group of actors as presenters.

Flat Iron Lounge's mocktail menu changes seasonally, showcasing fresh citrus juices and zests, cucumber juice, tonic water, bitters and juniper-infused simple syrup (echoing the taste of gin).

Apparently, the design of the homepage will also regularly change to showcase some design work.

The downcast, acoustic Sea Change (2002) showcased a more serious Beck, and 2005's Guero returned to sample-based production.

The U.N. summit on climate change has showcased his political influence, and it has provided him with a new platform for pushing clean energy policies.

When I finished my course I thought well, I might as well make a really amazing piece because I will never have this amount of space to show again, and it was such a phenomenal change to showcase the work but I never really thought that it would be something that would remain.

"Castliglione: Lost Genius" on view at The Queen's Gallery, London aims to change that by showcasing 90 of the artist's best works from the Royal Library at Windsor Castle (November 1, 2013 to March 16 , 2014.

Interestingly, the tuning curves of the same neuron during SP also change very little, showcasing the role of visual signals in compensating for rotation.

The changes were showcased this month when Miss America returned to its birthplace for the first time since moving to Las Vegas in 2006.