Sentence examples for changes of modern from inspiring English sources

European football has also reflected the wider political, economic, and cultural changes of modern times.

Changes in the ethnic composition of a city or neighbourhood can come to stand for the wider changes of modern life.

Occupying new temporary quarters on the Chelsea Art Museum's ground floor, the New Museum presents a mostly video group show that reflects the problems of adapting to the constant changes of modern experience.

Jay outlines the evolution and potential future of the Geel system, which still exists but has been in decline for the past several years, as the city succumbs to the rapid changes of modern life.

"This is all the more important when we think of children and of young people, who are increasingly at risk because of illnesses linked to the radical changes of modern culture.

This will constitute one of the greatest social changes of modern times.Privacy is doomed for the same reason that it has been eroded so fast over the past two decades.

What is the decisive force that restricts the change of modern Chinese intergenerational family relations, and what is its inner logic?

One commentator feels that this emphasises Jack's pivotal place in the development and change of modern science fiction heroes.

Dealing with designers and understanding the fast changes of a modern world requires a special skill set apart from sewing.

It just goes to show how well Giggs and Scholes have done to have played so long, and coped with the changes of the modern game.

Readers in a hundred years — and Heaney will have readers in a hundred years — will note how little the hurtling technological changes of the modern world impinged upon his work.