Sentence examples for changed which may from inspiring English sources

This time, however, some attitudes seem to have changed, which may help Mr. Peres.

American military officials assert that the situation has changed, which may make it easier for the Iraqi forces to assume more of a security role.

The seaman's center of gravity had changed — which may be why the vessel's living quarters below the water, reproduced here, were given unusual attention.

However, taking your ex-husband's name off the mortgage does mean that the mortgage documents need to be changed, which may involve some legal work.

Sales from equipment and supplies was little changed, which may have disappointed some investors, said Keith Bachman, an analyst at BMO Capital Markets.

The cost of imported automobiles was little changed, which may reflect the easing of supply constraints after the disaster in Japan.

Feelings will change, which may be a good thing or a bad thing, but you remain.

30 Helfrich et al describe a method to assess 'organisational readiness to change', which may be an important context factor.

Attention is also given to plate vibration changes, which may occur.

But this will be a no-Williams zone for a change, which may not be a change for the better.

Another change, which may be more obvious to passengers this summer, is that planes are not quite as full.