Sentence examples for changed contours from inspiring English sources

Not everyone found the changed contours of summer so pleasing.

My view is that they have undoubtedly changed the contours of the political scene and we have to respond to that, in particular the trade unions".

In Michigan, Rick Santorum had a serious chance to score an upset significant enough to have changed the contours of the nomination race.

At the Muttontown Preserve in East Norwich, naturalists will lead a "Glacial Geology" trek at 9 30 a.m. exploring how the continental ice sheet changed the contours of the Island's North Shore (516) 516-8516.

The capture of Mosul and Tikrit by fighters of the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (Isis) have sent shockwaves across the Middle East, fuelling concerns about the growing strength of al-Qaida and other extremist groups that have already changed the contours of the war in Syria.

But has Seattle actually changed the contours of the debate is $15 per hour coming to a city near you?

Have recent developments in genomics and related sciences changed the contours of the genetics and life insurance debate?

Rao et al. [24] predicted the best glass forming composition identified by drawing iso-Gibbs energy change contours by representing quinary systems as pseudo-ternary ones.

The debate here at the Reagan Library revolved to a large degree around Mr. Perry, whose candidacy has dramatically changed the contour of the race.

How do the nominations change the contours of the race?

"But ultimately," he said, "the debate won't change the contours of this race.