Sentence examples for changes connected from inspiring English sources

The show is a series of quick changes connected by smart, funny patter that doesn't waste a remark.

This process — changes, connected — is the glue that has held country together for nearly a century, no matter how radically its sounds, and the material conditions of its audience, have changed.

In addition, Republicans are seeking numerous policy changes connected to unemployment benefits — like a mandatory high school equivalency program and possible drug testing for beneficiaries — that Democrats have rejected out of hand.

Republicans are seeking numerous policy changes connected to unemployment benefits — like a mandatory high school equivalency program and possible drug testing for beneficiaries — and want to reduce the benefits to 59 weeks, far less than the 79 weeks sought by Mr. Obama and the 93 weeks proposed by Senate Democrats.

But recently there has been a flurry of changes connected, some observers believe, with the succession.

The appearance of this new categories is triggered by recent changes in the socio-political conditions, associate with the fall of communism, decline of civil rights and deeper social changes connected with the ongoing globalization.

"As companies continue to compete for talent, and how we work rapidly changes, connecting the dots between teams in different offices, hubs or cultures becomes harder and harder," says RealtimeBoard founder and CEO Andrey Khusid.

Moreover, population genomic data will shed more light on the particularly complex demographic history of orangutans, as shaped by volcanic eruptions and recurrent sea level changes connecting the islands of Borneo and Sumatra during the Pleistocene [ 52- 56].

These two predictions were tested using the 12 sequenced Drosophila genomes [ 6], and investigating the dN/dS ratio as a measure of the types of selection (purifying and adaptive) that have occurred in the evolutionary changes connecting these diverse species.

The third factor is automation and technology advances which have encouraged a shift from workers to machines — "technological change connected with improvements in information and communication technologies, which has raised the marginal productivity and return to capital relative to labor".

A central institutional change connected to the acceptance of the new member states in the European "club" was the introduction of the freedom of movement for workers.