Sentence examples for changes have given from inspiring English sources

The changes have given rise to a frenzy of crossbreeding in devices, effectively blurring the boundaries between PCs and tablets.

These changes have given the debate over immigration a new national context, says Audrey Singer of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.

Such changes have given the debate over immigration a new national context observes Audrey Singer of the Brookings Institution, a think-tank.

"Technological changes have given parents the ability to decide which programs they will permit their children to watch," the appeals court said.

Since most of a company's shares are typically held in friendly hands, hostile takeovers have been all but impossible.But two recent changes have given shareholders more of a voice.

But these changes have given rise to a nefarious phenomenon: the co-opting of white gay people by anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim political forces in Western Europe and Israel.

Indeed, on Thursday, Ruth Porat, Morgan Stanley's chief financial officer, said that the value-at-risk changes had given a capital ratio a "modest benefit".

And now climate change has given us an eschatology for reckoning with our guilt: coming soon, some hellishly overheated tomorrow, is Judgment Day.

The announcement follows months of controversy which, while not altering the scientific consensus on climate change, has given fresh ammunition to opponents of action on global warming.

For Phil Harrison, Microsoft's willingness to listen to its consumers and enact change has given the Xbox One owner a real advantage.

"The rule change has given us everything we need to develop these next-generation wireless devices," said Ben Manny, chairman of the HomeRF Working Group, a coalition of technology companies that asked the F.C.C. two years ago to relax its restrictions.