Sentence examples for changes in the area from inspiring English sources

Mubarak, like Jordan's king, apparently senses big changes in the area coming after Saddam's defeat.

"THE NEW TIMES SQUARE: A VITAL CENTER REBORN OR DISNEYLAND NORTH?" Examines the social and physical changes in the area.

He also noted that planned zoning changes in the area and routine extensions of building approvals may mean that nothing is built for years.

Expect changes in the area as the family look to increase the value of their assets by pedestrianising Sloane Square and pushing up the value of retail properties.

John Howard has said industrial relations reform is "unfinished business" and noted the Turnbull government had not ruled out changes in the area.

THE old Parisian-styled Police Headquarters was built across Grand Street in 1909, but otherwise there have been few physical changes in the area.

For ITBS itself, plain films would be expected to be negative, and MRI can show inflammatory changes in the area where the ITB crosses the lateral femoral epicondyle.

Even in the 30 years she has been here, Calvert says she has seen a lot of changes in the area.

The Gladstone is the second hotel renovation to reflect the changes in the area; the Drake Hotel (built in 1890), which is known more for its bar, restaurant and cafe than its guest rooms, opened here two years ago.

The two major changes in the area are the increasing number of younger residents in Palm Beach, particularly families who are attracted by the generally excellent schools, and the stunning turnaround of West Palm Beach.

Forsyths has been in Deansgate for 158 years – this is the fifth generation of the family to run the business, giving them a unique perspective on the changes in the area.