Sentence examples for changes caught from inspiring English sources

Not all these changes caught on, but Ottoman Turkish is a foreign language to modern Turks.

The changes caught many H.P. executives off-guard; Todd Bradley, the executive in charge of its PC business, received less than 24 hours' notice, according to a person close to Mr. Bradley.

The time series is shown in Figure 12 along with the changes caught by the group SCAD change detector, and the GLR algorithm of [18] whose results are reported in [3 5] for L = 2.

However, possibly because of the FCC's plans to vote on a series of new rules designed to crack down on telemarketing and robocalls – specifically those to cell phones – the changes caught the attention of the media.

Observed temporal gravity changes catch underground density redistributions, which can give us information that cannot be obtained from surface displacements.

The change caught soldiers by surprise and caused more than a little grumbling among the troops.

While Mr. Diamond was expected to be first in line for the chief executive post, the timing of the change caught many in London by surprise.

They ranged from taking low salaries -- "Originally, we got carfare and a sandwich," joked Mr. Spacey -- to using Mr. DeVito's own wardrobe when a schedule change caught the costumer without the shirt needed for a scene.

The change caught some people flatfooted.

Sometimes a product change catches Levy's eye.

Thus, if (when?) climate change catches us unprepared, we will be responsible.