Sentence examples for changed or changing from inspiring English sources

The democratic dispensation that Israel provides for its mostly Jewish citizenry cannot hide its changing (or changed) character.

"I just think that he has a particular style of play and he doesn't want to view himself as having to change or changing for our style," Stern said in a televised interview.

Do you think that the climate has changed, or is changing?

Today, some narcotics manufacturers like Endo have changed or are changing the way they present abuse and addiction information.

For starters, they must be able to recognize that the end customer has changed or is changing.

"I think there is in the V.C. community a sense that the rules have changed or are changing," said John Battelle, a journalist and entrepreneur, who is a host of a technology conference in San Francisco this week that will include a panel on the subject.

The bottom line is that many if not most of the generalizations and barriers described in said article have changed or are changing.

The differences were predominately gendered and generational, with most women and younger men believing that communication norms in relationships had changed or were changing.

Therapists were required to successfully complete an undergraduate program before becoming licensed to practice physical therapy, but most educational programs have changed or are changing to a post-graduate doctoral program, which will allow therapists to take the licensing examination.

When the spin is completed "END" is displayed and must be cleared by opening the door (presumably to change substrates) or changing programs.

The items judged possible to change, or worth changing, are the focus of causal explanation.