Sentence examples for changes of the sort from inspiring English sources
Changes of the sort that lead to improved information processing are still taking place late in adolescence.
None of the states take advantage of computers to look for patterns of changes of the sort that made the Yonkers and Uniondale cheating easy to prove once the state was alerted to them.
And, it is impossible that it would be, of course, given that big changes of the sort that have been taking place in advertising and media happen only one way: generationally, as one generation hands off to another.
37 Our study found that environmental changes of the sort used in DIY Streets projects are not sufficient on their own to support behaviour change, at least within a 3-to-6-month timeframe after the intervention.
Histologically, the human cells were slightly larger than the murine luminal cells, but there was no evidence of the premalignant changes of the sort usually observed in flat epithelial atypia or atypical ductal hyperplasia [ 29].
Radical change, of the sort envisaged by Lenny Henry, may be on the horizon.
It was business as usual rather than change of the sort seen, for example, after the Great Depression of the 1930s or the oil shocks of the 1970s.
He and others are needed to counter the drumbeat denial of the significance of human-induced climate change, of the sort delivered by CNN's charismatic weatherman Rob Marciano.
Rapid social change of the sort Mauritius has experienced, especially in the last 20 years, often creates significant disruption to the social structure.
Young residents of the private compounds live in a parallel universe from their slum counterparts, but both share a basic detachment from campaigns for political change of the sort planned for Tuesday.
Pakistan's military and intelligence service takes risks that others would not dare take because Pakistan's generals believe that their nuclear deterrent keeps them safe from regime change of the sort under way in Libya, and because they have discovered over the years that the rest of the world sees them as too big to fail.
