Sentence examples for changes it has brought from inspiring English sources

"It celebrated the plan and all the changes it has brought about in Lynn".

Essays about the Internet and the great changes it has brought about in the way we live, work and think.

Ms Batho's amendment suggests that the basic income might be a suitable response to the challenges of the "digital revolution and the changes it has brought to work".

He is not a member of Mr Nasheed's Maldivian Democratic Party MDPP) but praises the changes it has brought, ranging from better transport between islands to a health-insurance scheme.Adam, a young doctor, feels differently.

In addition to the overt changes it has brought about, like Mr. Bush's new emphasis on depicting himself as the genuine reformer, and his more energetic style on the stump, Mr. McCain's emergence has forced the Bush operation to tear up its earlier game plan for winning the nomination.

This can help patients deal with a traumatic injury and help them cope with the changes it has brought about for them.

During Mandarin classes we sometimes discuss social questions and historical events—one lesson the topic was China's "open door policy" and the changes it had brought to the country.

The entry of Senator Joseph Lieberman into Campaign 2000 won't change that, but it has brought to light some surprising interplays between orthodox Jews and evangelicals.

According to a new Wall Street Journal/NBC survey, 31percentt of the country thinks the Republican House has brought the "wrong kind of change," while 54 percent think it has brought no change.

The computer hasn't changed that; in fact, it has brought more paper than ever to many offices by allowing people to make printouts.

It has brought good changes like equal marriage and women-only sections on public transport – yet I have arguments with men sitting in that section who do not want to move.