Sentence examples for changes for one from inspiring English sources
Ever since Japanese started to live in the West and travel there in large numbers in the 1970's, people have been predicting dramatic changes for one of the world's most insular societies.
But the Rev. Kevin E. McKenna, president of the Canon Law Society of America, said: "It will be difficult for the Holy See to make changes for one particular country without necessarily implying changes that could be adapted to other countries as well, because other countries are going to face these same issues.
Impact energies of 0.4 J or below produced no significant phenotype (subthreshold), 0.5 J led to significant changes for one or more phenotypes (threshold), and 0.6 and 0.7 J resulted in significant changes in all outcomes assessed (mTBI).
Drawing on Paul Ricoeur's approach to narrative identity and a longitudinal case study of a graphic design firm, this paper explores identity work provoked by organisational changes for one group of knowledge workers, graphic designers.
A recent research project on the regulation and risk assessment of genetically modified organisms in the European Union provides data which allow to observe those changes for one country, Spain.
After design changes for One World Trade Center's spire were revealed in May 2012, there were questions as to whether the 408 feet-tall structure would still qualify as a spire, and thus be included in the building's height.
Our overall results indicate that both types of capsules undergo pH-induced volume transitions with much greater volume changes for one-component systems.
The fatigue threshold energy release rate, GIIth based on 1% compliance change for one million cycles (N) was found to be 0.167GIIc.
Monday, October 12, 2009, and not one thing on this wintry morning has changed for one gay person in America in terms of equality.
Maureen hands the boy off to Mather, and the boy registers the change for one perfectly quiet second, then screams.
That was to change for one astonishing burst of retaliation in the second half, enough to give the home fans further cause to direct deep hostility at their team.
