Sentence examples for changes notably from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron is likely to win allies in Western Europe for benefit changes, notably the German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

The Europeans in particular have been responsible for initially minor, but later significant and widespread, changes, notably considerable soil erosion.

3pm, Kassam Stadium The Exiles make seven changes, notably Gavin Henson partnering Sonny Parker in the centre and Gordon Ross taking over at No10.

It reveals how Natural England is tackling these changes, notably with regard to establishing reconstituted nature conservation sites and re-designed coastlines.

But Mr Krishnan notes other changes, notably evidence that far fewer depressions have formed in the Bay of Bengal, off India's east coast, in recent summers.

We will explore the impact of major social, political and religious changes (notably the English Reformation and the Civil Wars, Interregnum, and Restoration) on life-writing of various kinds.

Yet when we argue for change, notably changing our ways in response to climate change, we're arguing against people who claim we're disrupting a stable system.

SOME things rarely change, notably German politics.

Has this changed notably at any time?

Mr. Giuliani's position has changed notably from even a month ago.

The actual rules have also changed notably since the 1970s.