Sentence examples for changes that have battered from inspiring English sources

CONDÉ is surrounded by whiplash-paced changes that have battered broad swaths of the print publishing world.

But the past year has also seen a number of severe natural disasters, climate change-fueled or otherwise, that have battered the US.

But the financial challenges that have battered the industry remain as daunting as ever, and The Times is making these changes under the impatient watch of Wall Street, which measures success in quarters, not years.

You're no stranger to difficult shoots and things that have battered your reputation.

This has led to a dramatic fall in exports that has battered regional economies.

The bad weather that has battered the country recently did not spare the Matchroom Stadium.

For eight years I have battered the criminal justice system to get it to change.

Its economy has been dominated by heavy industries that have been battered by global competition.

I am also suggesting going with some old names that have been battered.

Persuading a jury that Minnelli had battered a grown man would be no easy matter.

Thousands of homes remain without power following the storms that have been battering Scotland.