Sentence examples for changes in tour from inspiring English sources

Third, travelers on holidays are more sensitive to changes in tour time than to the changes in tour cost, while commuters on weekdays are more sensitive to tour cost.

In exchange, Scott got the players' permission to make real changes in the Tour structure this season.

Still, unveiling the changes in a tour on Wednesday, Garden management proclaimed it is thrilled at what is accomplished so far, with the sixth-floor concourse as the centerpiece but also with an eighth-floor viewing deck and concourse area done a year ahead of schedule.

It allows large-scale changes in a tour to take place and it is a move that cannot be built from the composition of a local sequence of 2- and 3-changes (Martin et al. 1991).

Before the show started, USA Today reported that Madonna will be making five costume changes in the tour.

However, few empirical studies have examined how the advertising effectiveness would be changed if tour leader is used as endorsers for group package tour brochures.

Should Armstrong's victories not be awarded to any other rider, it would mark a change in how Tour organisers have dealt with similar cases in the past.

"The areas that people want to visit have been far from the areas of concern, and so we've had no change in our tours".

But no slam-bang theatrics will change the fact that in "Tour de Farce," which originated in Chicago with a little known comic named Steve Carell in the males roles, Mr. LaZebnik and Mr. Day depend more on their gimmick than on their wit.

The Tour changes in a reactive way: dope controls are one example, so too the creation of a system to keep non-essential vehicles away from the actual race route after a spate of deaths as spectators got run down.

Singh's admission last month to Sports Illustrated that he used deer antler spray and was "looking forward to some changes in my body" landed the tour in an unexpected quandary.