Sentence examples for changed and using a from inspiring English sources
Some people still feel a kind of stigma is attached to using the 'lonely hearts' column, but times have changed and using a newspaper or the internet to find a date is now very socially accepted.
Based on the theory of change and using a developmental perspective the evaluation was focussed on the links between contexts, activities and outputs of the initiative.
It had been hoped that as hosts they might galvanise the region, including Saudi Arabia, into doing more on climate change and using a small slice of their oil wealth to satisfy developing country demands for funds.
Consider using a pop-up box on your site to let visitors know about the change, and using a transitional logo or byline to help maintain brand recognition (e.g., "Formerly known as..... ..).
Differentially expressed genes were subsequently identified based on the observed fold changes and using a t-test-calculated P-value.
We made systematic improvements, beginning with single poses from docking, then including multiple poses, additional protein conformational changes, and using an improved charge model.
The DC6s were denied landing at the American Base in Libya forcing them to change tack and use a civilian plane to transport the ammunition.
B-HMAP focused on a subset of commercial fish species and their primary prey and predators as conspicuous indicators of system change and used a historical approach to evaluate the relative roles of climate change and anthropogenic forcing.
There are also other methods that do not require training [18, 19], instead they create a frequency analysis of power changes, and use an optimization algorithm to match the "on/off" events of a large set of appliances.
Then a few years later I bought the same house again for her dad, because they'd painted the door and changed the numbers, and used a bent lawyer, so I paid for it again.
When ordering food or drinks identify your food allergies and request the server change gloves and use a clean surface (or allergen kit) to prepare your food.
