Sentence examples for changed but also from inspiring English sources

The change has been over a long period, and it's not just the paradigm that's changed but also the population.

Furthermore, it gives insight of dynamics performance not only during nominal operating conditions, or transient behavior when a parameter is changed, but also for the start-up.

"Not only has the landscape changed, but also the view of what is appropriate to do in these areas," he said.

We see not only how the dance has changed, but also how she has, too, the physical changes implying internal ones.

It's not just because the professions have changed, but also because the standards of what makes a prestigious career have changed.

It's tricky to discern not only whether past extreme weather have changed, but also whether human-caused global warming is a factor.

Managers must be committed not only to change but also to a particular approach to change.

They can become particularly malleable and open to change but also liable to be frozen defensively.

And it is not only the attitudes of men that need to change, but also of women and girls.

Critics argue that it's not only the atmosphere of the cathedral that will change but also its accessibility.

You need to know not only where, when, and why things should change, but also what should stay the same.