Sentence examples for change were common from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, anxiety and fear of change were common across all five hospitals and pervasive among nurses and physicians, though not so among pharmacists.

Anticipating, expecting and preparing for change were common in relation to the inevitable introduction of solids when parents often looked forward to progress: 'the next thing to think about is weaning'.

Research shows that schema change is common, and that it contributes significantly to the high cost of software maintenance.

Though concerns — or optimism — that a longtime dictator's death in office will prompt political change are common, the historical record shows that change rarely transpires.

Fear of failure, complacency, and fear of change are common counter-incentives.

Resistance to change is common, whether its new leadership, new procedures, new processes or new technology.

Early age at onset, predominance in women, outpatient status, mild intensity, rarity of attempted suicide, nonbipolarity, nonendogenicity, and minimal psychomotor change are common to both types.

Fear of change is common currency among human beings.

Of interest, cystic change was common and was seen in 33% of adenocarcinomas.

Evidence is accumulating that the student misconception that need is a rationale for change is common across biology concepts.

As shown in Table  1, the presence of any structural or numerical change was common among the NCCLS case population.