Sentence examples for changed junk from inspiring English sources

1905 Tootsie Rolls, manufactured in New York City starting in 1905, changed junk food with one simple touch, and it had nothing to do with the chewy chocolate taste.

In recent years, the perception of transposable genetic elements has changed from "junk DNA" to a focus of interest when appearing near or inside genes.

However, river systems are naturally dynamic, with considerable seasonal and interannual variations in hydrology, including periodic disturbance, particularly from floods, that can produce major ecological change (Junk and others 1989; Naiman and others 2005; Rood and others 2007).

You can't change the junk.

Yet this piece claims that Burger King's daring move to give away crowns and offer oatmeal at breakfast is representative of the "torrent of changes" junk-food chains are making "to their often-criticized kids meals".

– ChinaUI_MsgMngt: The localization of Junk in rules list view cannot be changed after changing the phone's Language.

I don't engage with anyone until I've changed from my junk-packed trunks to my underwear, pre-packed with its own set of genitals and jeans.

He changed the constitution to junk term limits and pushed elections back to 2012.

But Mackay also sees "eternity in a plastic flower and the human condition in the brittle pink Little Princess Vanity Set in the supermarket" — junk not changed, but momentarily backlit, in moments of joy and pain.

With the changes in junk bond ownership, there has also been a sea-change in the kind of corporation that issues them.

At the same time, the reason for issuing junk debt has changed for the worse.