Sentence examples for changes have moved from inspiring English sources

Rules changes have moved kickoffs back, which has also increased the opportunity for returns.

The changes have moved so many people off the DSP on to Newstart – which pays $341 a fortnight less – that about 25% of the people on Newstart have a disability.

Autumnal leaf colour changes have moved back by an average of about five days in the last 18 years, Jeong says.

But long before Grimaldi retired, the Evangelicals, seizing their moment as the industrial revolution wrought its changes, had moved in on the nation.

But Strahan had been through personal changes, having moved to California after a difficult, expensive and well-publicized divorce in New Jersey, and was considering whether to dive into a fledgling broadcasting career.

That's partly because the politics of climate change have moved so fast in America.

She went on to write, however, that most of the AEI scholars who have worked on energy and climate change have moved on and would be unavailable to comment.

Several said the historic change had moved them to tears.

Mrs. Melamed and her family are part of the change, having moved to Kane Street from Manhattan three years ago.

Increasingly, the arena of political change has moved to the courts, where individual cases become a way of raising wider political issues.

Climate change has moved from the corners of the earth into the American backyard, the country's leading scientists warned on Tuesday, releasing a landmark report they hoped would spur action on climate change.