Sentence examples for changeover by a from inspiring English sources

In 1993, she was stabbed on a changeover by a deranged fan of Steffi Graf's.

Australia had already planned to make the shift in July 2015 and will now accelerate the changeover by a year, bowing to the touchy politics of what constitutes a "tax".

Substantive change to the rules might have come if Seles's career had not been interrupted by an on-court attack in April 1993 when she was stabbed on a changeover by a deranged fan of Graf.

It was the latest setback for Isner, who reached the final in Indian Wells in March and has been brilliant for the United States in Davis Cup this year under the changeover-by-changeover guidance of the captain, Jim Courier.

But with little evidence of that, the court set a deadline of March 31st for a complete changeover, by which time only 200 conforming buses were available.

The primary outcome was the proportion of changeovers followed by a ≥20%% drop in mean arterial pressure (MAP).

Secondary outcomes were the proportions of changeovers followed by a ≥15 % MAP drop, a ≥10 % MAP drop, severe hypotension defined as MAP <50 mmHg, and a ≥20 % HR change in either direction, within 15 min after the changeover.

Is any government soon going to mandate the changeover by comprehensive regulation?

Unicef hopes to cash in on the euro changeover by collecting soon-to-be-defunct foreign currency.

The primary outcome was the proportion of changeovers followed by an MAP drop ≥20%% within 15 min after the changeover.

Zvonareva, a thoughtful and emotionally combustible Russian seeded third here, handles her changeovers by systematically draping a towel over her head in her chair.