Sentence examples for changes in the formatting from inspiring English sources

Chima's expulsion from the game, for example, led to various changes in the formatting of the television broadcasts, and led to the cancellation of the upcoming Double Eviction week.

What customers are now seeing reflects changes in the format of Google results.

His long stint at Westminster - he took over from the equally famous Harry Boardman - saw major changes in the format and style of the Guardian, and also in its conception of what sketchwriting was about.

Perhaps more important for readers of the new volume, one of the principles Mr. Sondheim has long venerated — "Content dictates form" — led to radical changes in the formats of the later musicals.

Through changes in the format of intermarriage and the various factors that cause the change, the status and trends of ethnic relations can be recognized and predicted.

So we can maybe expect the Taliban to return to the table sooner rather than later with possibly some changes in the format of the Taliban office that would be acceptable to all players.

To assess changes in the format and content of articles published in The Journal of Pediatrics to aid in understanding the current state of pediatric research and to anticipate what to expect in the coming years.

Or that changes in the format of the ads meant to reduce accidental clicks (and thus improve the percentage of clicks that lead to actual sales) might account for the part of the decline.

There is evidence of dramatic changes in the format of the Ancient Games over the nearly 12 centuries that they were celebrated.

Participants advocated for changes in the format (e.g. larger font sizes) and mode of administration (e.g. assistance with completion) of PROMs.

The questionnaire was modified following a small pilot study, leading to changes in the format of the questionnaire and minor alterations in the wording of questions, before being distributed by post to the research population.