Sentence examples for changes to circumstances from inspiring English sources

"Lenders recognise that temporary changes to circumstances can knock households off track – we only need to look at the experiences of households affected by flooding right now to realise that life can contain unpleasant and unforeseen shocks".

"As a result, notifications of changes to circumstances of students, details of students failing to enrol or attend classes, or curtailment of sponsorship were not being acted upon," he said.

Adál — his professional moniker — says his identity is fluid and has changed to circumstances.

Perhaps nobody will suffer as they did in the 1930s, but the changes to our circumstances will almost certainly be more permanent.

Four years ago the DWP told us it goes through around 18m records, looking for changes to personal circumstances that might affect entitlement, and that errors do occur.

The prime minister's message has been that there will be no immediate changes to the circumstances of EU citizens working here, and that is welcome.

'The motive changes according to circumstances.

Conversely, C and D may have been more receptive to change due to circumstances.

Their captives are spies, they say, or prisoners of war, or bargaining chips for the exchange of "hostages" unjustly held in Western prisons.The motive changes according to circumstance.

Having been born and raised during many eras of fighting, it is no surprise that my friends have learned how to adapt and change to any circumstances.

There would have to be some change to prevailing circumstances.