Sentence examples for changes looking at from inspiring English sources

Mr. Toledo spoke about the issue in a speech this afternoon, saying Peru had reached a "breaking point and there are going to be changes, looking at Peru as a whole".

At every turn the landscape seemed to change, looking at times like the dunes of Arabia, at others like the pockmarked landscape of Afghanistan or the marigold peaks of Arizona.

"When you look at the run we're on currently, which is pretty unthinkable really in the context of our season, it needed to change, looking at the results of the other teams who are down there with us".

Pedestrians will still be vulnerable but with time things will change – look at pit crews in some motor racing sports.

It's as if she figured out a puzzle as she stood at the corner waiting for the light to change, look at her face, smiling at nothing we can see.

A paper presented to the AAAS by Tim Barnett, of the Scripps Institution of Oceanography in La Jolla, California, provides further evidence that the third camp is right.Most published research on climate change looks at the atmosphere.

More recent analysis on land use change looked at percentage changes by land use type across the EU comparing CORINE 1990 with CORINE 2000.

Pew found similar changes when looking at the educational gender gap.

"Moreover, it's possible that you won't see epigenetic changes from looking at genes you might see it, instead, in noncoding regions in DNA".

Those who do not see the change are looking at it too "horizontally," he said.

A big change from looking at The Congressional Record and all the blah blah blah of speeches".