Sentence examples for changes to the nature from inspiring English sources

Stephen M. Ross, chairman of Related, said he would not be making any changes to the nature of the complex.

Moreover, to avoid considerable changes to the nature of regional heatwaves it is absolutely crucial that global warming is minimized within the bounds of the Paris agreement.

It is argued that, over time, changes to the nature of data may lead to significant differences in both modelling approaches and in the expectations placed upon them.

"Rapid changes to the nature of work put a premium on flexibility for firms to adjust their workforce, but also for those workers who benefit from more dynamic labor markets," the draft says.

Launching their combined assault, and plans to work together over coming months, in an article in the Observer, Morgan, Powell and Clegg say the biggest challenges for a country facing Brexit, digitisation and changes to the nature of work, are to boost skills, narrow the attainment gap between disadvantaged children and their peers and boost social mobility.

Shifting emigration patterns from Moldova and Georgia reflect broader global changes to the nature and scale of female mobility.

I think that will be a very significant cultural change, because it's a long-term change to the nature and the pattern of their accountability".

Nor will it trigger any immediate change to the nature of Kurdish sovereignty in northern Iraq, as the vote has neither a legal framework to empower the referendum as a binding measure, nor support from the international community.

But it is of vital importance to him to preserve these changes, to emphasize the nature of drawing as process.

The abstract has been changed to reflect the nature of the conference to make this less confusing.

The name of the author has been changed to reflect the nature of her work.