Sentence examples for changes anywhere from inspiring English sources

It is now common for coastal planning to anticipate changes anywhere from 70 to 100 years into the future.

It's obvious to all but the most deluded that military force will not bring about the needed changes anywhere in the Middle East.

Banished from the magazine are such misusages and bromides as revolution applied to changes anywhere, such as an auditing revolution; upscale when "affluent" is meant (one of these days, Forbes may even bring back "rich"); pricey for "expensive"; superstar ("What's a mere star?"), and downside risk ("What's an upside risk?").

It accounts for 29% of eurozone economic activity, so weakness in Germany drags down the average even if nothing changes anywhere else.

If the answer to this last question is Yes — if it is possible for there to be a period of time during which nothing changes, anywhere (except, perhaps, for the pure passage of time itself, if there is such a thing) — then it is possible that a worldwide "freeze" will occur between the time you finish reading this sentence and the time you start the next sentence.

Some advantages of voxelwise analysis are that it allows one to find changes anywhere in the brain white matter without needing to pre-specify regions that may be somewhat arbitrarily defined.

This would be a startling change anywhere.

Historians note that fundamental political change anywhere can take decades or generations.

Let there be no mistake there is no war for regime change, anywhere, that John Bolton wasn't for.

That's a rise of just 0.4% over the previous year, but still one of the fastest rates of change anywhere in the world.

Jackson points out that having to share some of your winnings with your lawyer was the norm until a decade ago, and has never changed anywhere else in the world.