Sentence examples for change which may from inspiring English sources

Another change, which may be more obvious to passengers this summer, is that planes are not quite as full.

But this will be a no-Williams zone for a change, which may not be a change for the better.

Perinatal AZT also prolonged startle latencies, a change which may indicate that perinatal AZT alters conduction velocity.

One also wonders how it will play into the debate on climate change, which may have played a role in their fall.

"I fear society won't have the capability to apply enough pressure into forcing change which may lead to even further secrecy measures and protection.

Despite his downbeat analysis, Parsier is resolutely positive about the potential for change, which may be linked to his campaigning background.

And there is always the looming disaster of climate change, which may well be the most serious threat the world has ever faced.

Individual parts of the simulation domain set their own time scales for change, which may vary in space as well as during the run.

Both heat source and sink experience a large temperature change, which may lead to decreased performance for single vapour compression HP.

Debate remains about the impact of these parks on land-cover change, which may be confounded by the role played by the biophysical landscape.

This is a major change, which may set new objectives for planning practices in terms of urban quality, equity, and energy efficiency.