Sentence examples for changed both in from inspiring English sources

Too many things have changed both in the world for that.

Times have changed, both in reality and in the fictional world of the Bafta-winning BBC2 satire.

But everyone here agrees life has changed – both in a practical sense and in terms of people's moods.

"For it is a possibility that the duration of the slump may be much more prolonged than most people are expecting and much will be changed both in our ideas and in our methods before we emerge.

But in recent years the game has changed – both in terms of the nature of news coverage and the nature of the risks that journalists run – and that has been reflected in rising casualty figures.

Since 2000, of course, much has changed, both in regards to Woods's game — he's gone through coaches and swings, busted his knee, and gotten more intense and petulant on the course — and more prominently in the area of his personal life.

Reflecting changes both in the medical world and the rising real estate market, many are being converted into apartments.

Her new career is a reflection of changes both in the modeling world and in the consumers being targeted.

Twitter, more generally, has been confronting a much wider set of changes both in recent times and over the last several quarters.

However, climate change and human impact triggered significant vegetational changes both in the lowland and the hilly upland.

The toads' invasion has caused evolutionary changes both in the toads and in native taxa.