Sentence examples for changed with no from inspiring English sources

Many find their job changed with no consultation; many miss out on pay rises, too.

The title was changed, with no intentional irony, to A Landscape of Lies.

Most often, with a minor mistake, the online material is simply changed with no notice to the reader.

Our polling station had changed — with no notice from the Board of Elections that we had received.

JM Coetzee and AS Byatt try for something close to what most professional translators aim to achieve: a story that's identical to the original, only with all the words changed; with no visible interference by one's own style.

Irsay's own odd Twitter feed shed little light on anything, although he did say nothing has changed, with no specific reference to Manning and then posted, "My sources tell me Rob will star in an epic remake of "Deep Throat" with aging porn stars and 4 finger circus clowns!" What didn't happen was any reaction from Manning himself, although his father Archie and his agent denied it.

The real underlying point here is that prices, and wages are just that, the price of labour, are not things we can simply decide to change with no other effects.

Traina sits on a plastic-covered mattress looking away from the camera, face spotlighted in natural, Hopper-esque light, waiting for something to change, with no end in sight.

Your membership can be terminated at any time, for any reason, and the rules can change with no requirement of notification.

If you change or cancel your flight more than 60 days before departure you get a refund or can change with no fee.

However, under these circumstances, lung volume would appear to change with no change in transpulmonary pressure (measured as the difference between mouth and esophageal pressure).