Sentence examples for changes in the men from inspiring English sources

After the starvation period ended, experts observed major changes in the men.

Federer has also benefitted from changes in the men's game.

Nevertheless, besides finding the usual effects—reduced heart rate, lowered blood pressure and a drop in cholesterol levels the researchers also observed changes in the men's adipose tissue, the place where fat is stored.

Speaking at the announcement of the squad for the first three matches of the series, Edwards said the team had been galvanised by the changes in the men's game and were also hoping to tap into the momentum given to women's sport by the England football team's third place at the World Cup in Canada.

The mean ± SD 36-month changes in plasma phylloquinone concentrations for men and women receiving the vitamin K supplement were 1.4 ± 2.5 and 2.3 ± 2.8 nmol/l, respectively, whereas the changes in the men and women in the control group were −0.2 ± 1.9 and 0.1 ± 1.3 nmol/l, respectively.

All biblical irony aside, these distinct and clearly recognized changes in the man were not instantaneously "creationist" in origin.

The growing sophistication in technique brought a revolutionary change in the men who made furniture.

He found out this was not the time or the place for change in the men's game.

But I'm plagued by a deeper sense, before this tournament is even decided, that we are witnessing the tectonic change in the men's game that has been slowly, inexorably coming for years.

While the men who either didn't drink, stopped drinking or drank in moderation showed no changes in cognition, the men whose intake exceeded 2.5 drinks per day showed cognitive declines.

Over the course of the day, he changes outfits in the men's room.