Sentence examples for changes lay ahead from inspiring English sources
And archdiocesan officials suggested today that more changes lay ahead.
It was one of a number of signals during that tumultuous period that bigger changes lay ahead.
Few people these days expect to spend their lives moving up the ladder of a single organisation.It is reasonable to expect that further dramatic changes lie ahead.
The effort has gotten off to a slow start, and Republican critics have, predictably, seized on that as "proof" that the government will be incapable of managing the much more complex changes lying ahead.
He says two significant changes lie ahead – named GPs for over 75s, and a system where hospital doctors give a thorough handover to GPs. 3.09pm GMT Jeremy Hunt takes to the stage telling delegates he has what is sometimes described as the most difficult job in politics.
Whether or not changes lie ahead for the company, it is a big moment for a fashion house that Mr. Lauren began in the streets of New York, selling ties out of rented drawer space in a closet of an office in the Empire State Building.
Economics correspondent Sarah Dickins has been looking at how the role of councils has changed over the past few decades and why more changes lie ahead.
