Sentence examples for changes in economic circumstances from inspiring English sources
Changes in economic circumstances varied regionally and by race and age.
He studied districts over a 10-year period and adjusted for changes in economic circumstances.
"There haven't been any major changes in economic circumstances on Long Island that I am aware of since the poll occurred, so I would be surprised if there were any big changes in attitudes," he said.
Such sources, although they may seem appropriate when secured, can suffer from changes in economic circumstances and may have attached to them conditions that are incompatible with requirements of the modern museum.
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Some impacts will occur via direct and easily measurable pathways (17), while others will occur via indirect pathways entailing disturbances in natural ecological systems (6), failures of the urban planning system (23– 26), or through changes in economic circumstances such as disruption to livelihoods and communities (27).
We all have to react to the change in economic circumstances – and that's a great thing.
He also ruled out joining for the remainder of this parliament "barring some fundamental and unforeseen change in economic circumstances".
When the new licence fee settlement is made, there needs to be a mechanism that if there is a dramatic change in economic circumstances, licence fee rises that are agreed five years earlier reflect that".
Indeed, the reduction in probability of screening at risk for male infants from 53% to 19% through attention to maternal mental health, with no change in economic circumstance, provides a compelling incentive to address issues of well being, social support and early identification of poor mental health.
In a speech earlier this year Mr Cameron said that Britain needed to seize the opportunity of changes in global economic circumstances, such as rising costs in emerging markets, to persuade companies to come home.
