Sentence examples for changed status from inspiring English sources

The impact of the Balco scandal and Jones's changed status may reduce viewer interest in Athens.

Converter academies – usually good or outstanding schools that changed status – continued to improve at a faster rate overall, and boasted a 64.3% pass rate.

The newness of Mr. Huckabee's changed status — no longer quite the also-ran — appeared to have caught his shoestring campaign nearly by surprise.

"New" universities – which changed status from polytechnics in 1992 – may have a more local intake, offer more vocational courses and welcome mature and part-time students.

Published in April as the debut novel by Robert Galbraith, The Cuckoo's Calling was revealed last weekend to be the ninth full-length work of fiction by JK Rowling – after the seven Harry Potter books and last year's adult novel The Casual Vacancy – and so immediately changed status from a first edition at risk of remaindering to a No 1 and rapidly reprinting bestseller.

Many of the universities identified as at risk between 1998 and 2003, published in full here, are former polytechnics, which changed status in the 1990s - a decade of big cuts in teaching funds that hit hard institutions with few financial reserves and little funding for research.

It's not easy to change status like that.

Major League Baseball changed its status last year to a for-profit corporation.

Two trends have changed this status quo.

I changed my status, I'm not angry anymore.'".

But Thorn said the change status may not preclude a deal.