Sentence examples for changes in the standing from inspiring English sources

Similarly wholesale changes in the standing committee of the party, presently composed of nine people – and the body to which Bo was so energetically and ruthlessly campaigning to be admitted – are likely to be achieved without too much collateral damage.

Failure to account for the effects of climate change on these dynamics will undermine our ability to understand changes in the standing biomass of Antarctic krill and also to predict the recovery of whale populations from a century of mismanagement and overexploitation [37].

This suggests that within 4 years most of the recovery from grazing of the vegetation C pool had already taken place and after this point further changes in the standing C pool in the biomass are more gradual as already indicated by the biomass data in the previous section.> -wrap-foot> Based on C pool data collected at peak biomass in the end of July 2007.

Updated at 5.48am GMT 5.38am GMT New Speaker Bronwyn Bishop has predicted on Skynews there will be changes in the standing orders announced on Wednesday and defended her decision to continue to attend Liberal and joint party room meetings.

Therefore, the present study was designed to determine the normalvalues of heart rate and BP changes during the standing test in children and adolescents in China, with a specific focus on the age-related and gender-related differences.

"This season we had 14 points separating the sides in second and ninth and there were changes in the standings after every match.

There were no changes in the standings for the U.S. Ryder Cup team, and the automatic spots were established.

But, as usual, there was no change in the standing: Kansas City whipped the Red Sox, 6-2, and for the 16th time in the last 21 days, Boston had the same result as the Yankees.

Rules for 'Questions Sharp-eyedd readers of The Times Magazine will note a small but important change in the standing feature "Questions For," in which authors, political figures, entertainers and other interesting people answer provocative questions posed by Deborah Solomon.

Sharp-eyed readers of The Times Magazine will note a small but important change in the standing feature "Questions For," in which authors, political figures, entertainers and other interesting people answer provocative questions posed by Deborah Solomon.

To complete the picture the increment for the climate and management scenarios are given in Figure 3 which need to be consistent with the already shown standing stem wood and removals in the respect that a change in the standing biomass is equivalent to the difference of increments and removals.