Sentence examples for changed environments from inspiring English sources

"We changed environments constantly, and I became a new person in each new place.

But phylogeny demonstrates that the cocoon existed long before the leeches changed environments, so it wasn't necessary to sit and wait for that one lucky random mutation.

It was hard, she says, not having a science legacy like many of her classmates, but as a military brat who changed environments every few years, she learned how to adapt quickly to new situations.

We expect that earnings management would increase after deregulation, since industry deregulation generally increases managerial discretion, whereas internal corporate governance systems are sluggish in adapting to newly changed environments.

As such, this study provides important insights into the applicability of state-dependent evolutionary models to populations facing radically changed environments.

In those studies, plants had the time to adapt to their changed environments, which probably masked many heat-induced transient changes in gene expression critical for long term adaptation.

JK: The question was, is this changed environment a good or a bad thing?

The share price of Kellogg, the closest thing to a pure play in cereals, reflects the changed environment.

The Everglades could become inundated with salt water, with the ecosystem overwhelmed by invasive species drawn to its changed environment.

Despite the destruction, the children living amongst the rubble adapted to their changed environment.

I.K.: [Indigenous] people keep saying that change has happened before, that we are now documenting an already changed environment.