Sentence examples for changes rendered from inspiring English sources

In the mid-1980s it was shut down fairly rapidly when cold-war changes rendered it superfluous.

Paralleling the Internet's economic assault on print, social changes rendered the Playboy paraphernalia of bunny ears, Harvey Wallbanger cocktails and smirking swingers somewhat quaint.

One caveat: The changes rendered through a mindfulness practice do not happen overnight, nor do they last without continuous practice.

Jaguar customers attempting to withdraw from their contracted purchases were given the option to buy themselves out of their contracts, but by 1995, the issue had resulted in legal action as buyers claimed the specification changes rendered any contracts void.

Plausibly, those climatic changes rendered many parts of Australia unsuitable for these lizards, splitting formerly continuous populations into at least 13 major genetic lineages, each in a different geographic region.

These changes rendered WNVNSW2011 significantly more neuroinvasive than previously observed Australian strains.

Except when service changes render you completely meaningless.

Maggie becomes pregnant with a sperm donor at the same time as Harry takes testosterone and has breast removal surgery, with the simultaneity of these changes rendering pregnancy itself a queer state.

These structural changes render a complex series of interactions between antibiotic and protein that are energetically unfavorable, such that the active site is inactivated not at all or too slowly to prevent cell-wall synthesis and bacterial growth.

Most of the leaders have a seasonal behavior which changes rendering to the government motto and state of affairs.

Consulting the 1859 Origin (Darwin 1859, 187), it appears that Darwin made further changes, rendering the passage as follows.