Sentence examples for changed release from inspiring English sources
Both were rumoured to have changed release dates to avoid clashing with Adele – something denied by their labels.
Other categories that may see declines, he added, are luxury goods; movies because of alterations to films and changed release dates; issue-advocacy and political advertising; and advertising by media companies.
The film changed release dates multiple times.
The film changed release dates several times, from as early as June 27, 2008 to as late as February 14 , 2009
The publisher also changed release date to Jan . 5from Jan . 9 "If you don't want people to read a book about you, why would you take legal action to try to stop people from reading the book about you?" "I wasn't going to buy the book, I was just gonna read the excerpts in magazines and move on," Kimmel added.
The predominant hypotheses on the physiological background for the metabolic advantages (specifically, the glucose-lowering effects) after bariatric surgery include changed release of GI hormones (increased secretion of hormones with antidiabetes properties and reduced secretion of "diabetogenic" hormones) and surgery-induced restriction of food intake.
He blamed himself, saying he is "wishy-washy" and frequently changes release dates.
(The institute has changed the release of its weekly report from late Tuesday to coincide with the government report).
Amounts of motion have also changed across release years.
Universal originally slated the film for last summer but changed the release to Valentine's Day weekend.
