Sentence examples for changes in words from inspiring English sources

Ayatollah Khamenei, who ordinarily does not involve himself in public politics, challenged Obama's message, saying that Iran wanted more than "changes in words" from the United States.

It's easy enough to teach someone how to write the letter "a", for example, but then they must be taught that its pronunciation changes in words like hat, hate and father.

Charles West, a retired GP and one of the leaders of the party's grassroots opposition to the NHS reforms, insisted many of the amendments put in place as a result of Lib Dem demands – a point stressed by the leadership – were changes in words rather than substance.

Most linguists use changes in words or grammatical structures to try to track language evolution.

Modifications included a re-ordering of questions as well as changes in words and additions/deletions of some answer categories.

In this phase, the interviewer carried out cognitive debriefing interviews in which the interviewees had the opportunity to suggest changes in words, phrases and expressions.

Investors look for even the slightest changes in wording to gauge shifts in the Fed's outlook.

In a number of articles he related sociological factors to changes in word meanings and other linguistic phenomena.

The committees' deletions of classified material, or changes in wording for national security reasons, are indicated by brackets.

Senior Congressional leaders of both parties said they expected some changes in wording, particularly to the line about restoring international peace in the region.

Additional citations, changes in wording and more serious adjustments may be underway.