Sentence examples for changed character of from inspiring English sources

Panics in the industrialized societies of the 19th and 20th centuries, however, have reflected the increasing complexity of advanced economies and the changed character of their instability.

From his cottage in Stowmarket he's observed the changed character of the BBC over the past 30 years and while explicitly saying that he wouldn't want to be drawn into a debate about the Corporation, one senses a degree of scepticism, or perhaps, bemusement, over the change in style, if not policy: 'I have to say honestly that a lot of the things are completely incomprehensible to me.

One of the causes for this "second reign" of Elizabeth, as it is sometimes called, was the changed character of Elizabeth's governing body, the privy council in the 1590s.

The study revealed that cough (acute or changed character of chronic cough) was found in 99 % of cases while pyrexia was observed in 98 % of CAP cases.

Bounding surfaces also change character because of an asymmetric subsidence pattern of tilted fault-blocks.

The concentration of VOC and CO changed, but character of the changes was different.

It has changed her character, but then it's changed the character of all of us.

One major innovation changed the character of the Mamlūks.

Those moves changed the character of the residences.

The needs of the Oceanians also changed the character of trade.

The introduction of Flamboyant tracery changed the character of the French rose window.