Sentence examples for changes may not make from inspiring English sources

But isolated changes may not make a substantial difference at a time when Americans are gaining weight as a nation.

While the Justice Department would likely acknowledge in its report reforms the city makes during the investigation, these changes may not make a big difference to the conclusions reached by the federal inquiry, according to an official familiar with the investigation.

But these changes may not make a big difference, because China has spent the past few years forcing mergers so that 99percentt of the country's legally mined rare earths are produced by just 10 companies, all with varying degrees of state control.

But experts say the changes may not make much difference for several years.

As discussed in the section on HOSU, there is considerable evolutionary divergence in the amino acid sequence of functionally related proteins across plant and animal species, and therefore amino acid changes may not make a protein "novel".

But the change may not make a difference, said George Grofik, a drug industry analyst at Citigroup.

And even the Medicare change may not make it into the final bill.

If the current rate of erosion remains constant, the school — the first in the country to shutter because of climate change — may not make it through 2018.

But with the redesign also come some changes that may not make everyone happy.

People's opinions can change over time but this tool may not make any change easy potentially leading users to use Twitter less in the long term.

Once your degree has been awarded, you may not make changes to the manuscript.