Sentence examples for changes effected from inspiring English sources

She alluded to changes effected by Dr. Jennings in the 1960's: increased richness of tone, and branching out from the Scandinavian heritage while holding to the college's Lutheran Evangelical traditions.

One thing Sir Alex Ferguson always used to say of Manchester United was that they never liked to do things the easy way, and for all the changes effected in the past couple of seasons that principle still seems locked into the team's DNA.

By Fred Powledge The New Yorker, December 31, 1973 P. 28 PROFILE of Atlanta, Ga., where the city's white power structure has had to adapt to the changes effected by the election of a liberal Jewish mayor in 1969, & of liberal black mayor Maynard Jackson in '73 (the first black to hold such a job in any major city in the South).

The separation of these territories from the Viceroyalty of Peru, one of the principal colonial administrative changes effected by the Bourbon monarchs of Spain, reflected the growing population and increasing commercial importance of the area in the 18th century, as well as the perceived need for stronger defense against British activities in the Caribbean.

Reflecting the complex thermomechanical changes effected in the alloys during extrusion, the model incorporated heat flow and plastic deformation during extrusion.

In other words, we can identify the elasticity of the model's overall findings to changes effected upon specific transportation links.17 In summary, fields of influence of various structural links can be associated with specific policy outcomes.

The change, effected last Nov. 1st, included the change of the brand names Esso, Humble & Enco to Exxon.

These changes effect on the survival of pathogenic bacteria.

Rising sea levels, erratic weather, and other changes effect social systems as well, including the economy.

Responsiveness parameters showed large changes (effect sizes, 2.11 and 2.29).

The changes will effect both email users and marketers.