Sentence examples for changed at an from inspiring English sources

Second, the N.H.L.'s economic structure changed at an unfavorable time for Canada.

The real bugbear for most travellers is the seemingly one-sided rules that can be changed at an airline's whim.

It was now a large tent bustling with the activity of many skilled engineers, and the entire camp had grown and changed at an incredible pace.

In the labor market, the rate of job gains has diminished recently, and, following a period of improvement, the unemployment rate has been little changed at an elevated level since January.

"I'm not sure what can actually be changed at an open access festival that's now seemingly allowed greed and complacency to dictate its direction, but part of the change has to be the attitude of Fringe-goers, who need to re-evaluate the meaning of 'fringe'," he wrote.

He authored the decision that struck down key parts of the Defense of Marriage Act in June 2013, but in this and other decisions used language that has left the issue open – which is part of the reason why the landscape for marriage rights has changed at an unexpectedly quick rate with the Doma decision.

This resulted in 31,510 grades being changed at GCSE, and 14,120 being changed at A-level.

"The world has changed at a rapid pace.

Texas and Arizona have changed at a faster pace and remain reliably Republican for now.

We are being changed at a very fundamental stage, as babies, by this technology.

In recent months ownership has changed at a number of major American newspapers.