Sentence examples for changed amongst from inspiring English sources

His conviction and details of the sexual assault were widely reported in the British media and he says the perception of him understandably changed amongst some people in the tech industry.

The Cesium study, suggested by the reviewer, may provide additional mechanistic insights of how ion selectivity is changed amongst different open states in a future study.

What changed amongst elite women from the late 1870s was that – partly due to the norm of a longer, idealised phase of relative freedom in girlhood – these women aspired to a wider variety of roles after child-bearing.

What I didn't count on is the resistance to change amongst traditional music publishers.

There is a risk of 'shoe-horning' – forcing the innovation into practice – that provokes resistance to change amongst practitioners [ 21].

They suggested that such generic scales were even more unlikely to change amongst mild-to-moderate depressive patients than in severe depressive patients, often resulting in little change in utility and problematic utility assessment.

Although motivational interviewing has not been used directly to alter online NSSI activities, Kress and Hoffman [ 33] have used it to increase motivation to change amongst individuals who self-injure; it has also been used to increase motivation to change among individuals with Internet addiction [ 34].

Potential barriers to behaviour change were a strong belief that the baby cannot be dried before the placenta is delivered, that delivery is complex and new behaviours may be hard to remember, and a resistance to change amongst older delivery assistants.

Cultural change amongst everyone involved in rugby union at every level is the key to the treatment of concussion.

The result of this strange time lag is that there is something of a mood change amongst the denizens of F1.

PwC said the results from this year's survey also revealed a higher level of concern of climate change amongst CEOs than they did after the UN summit on climate change in Copenhagen in 2009 (50% vs 37%).