Sentence examples for changes ditch from inspiring English sources

But new studio bosses -- "more than enthusiastic" about the project" -- insist on two "insignificant" changes: Ditch the cowboys.

Notifications in general will get some changes, ditching the linen texture background per the report in favor of something more black and white.

But like Jan, Woodcock points out how much the German team has changed, ditching its hallmark belligerent playing style for more flair and elegance.

She must reduce her own ambitions to only the faintest stirrings, make herself unaware that women's lives were on the brink of drastic change and ditch the disillusionment that her freewheeling sexual abandon eventually created.

Meanwhile, Anthony Watts, a former TV meteorologist who runs the popular contrarian blog Watts Up With That?, also praised AP's decision as a "positive and long and overdue change" to ditch the "ugly climate term 'denier.'".

"But we have interesting conversations going on with more than just a few Republicans who I think are looking for a moment to rescue their party from the climate change denial ditch that it has driven itself into," Whitehouse said.

And if both pushed that envelope too far, their supporters changed more by ditching them than they ever did.

Products that have been changed or ditched after Portman Group rulings include Cannabis vodka; VK Vodka and Energy; and Red, an alcopop that claimed to "invigorate" drinkers.

He will defend the industry by rejecting the Paris agreement, stopping funds for the UN's climate change work, ditching President Obama's clean power plan and forbidding the Environmental Protection Agency from regulating carbon dioxide.

Labor's higher education spokesman, Kim Carr, said the "paltry and pathetic last-ditch" changes were "laughable".

The Treasury disputed the idea that it was only partially reversing the tax credit cuts, saying the proposed changes were being ditched in full.