Sentence examples for changes to the point from inspiring English sources

The first thing to note is how the role of the goalkeeper has altered quite dramatically in recent seasons because of rule changes, to the point that the job is almost unrecognisable from the days when I was playing.

"For the most part, farmers are unable to move their farms when the climate changes to the point where they can no longer grow what they were growing before".

That focus is being sharpened by changes to the points system of the UK Border Agency (UKBA) on student admissions, which now favours those wishing to study at level 4 – HND and foundation degree level.

Middle Britain is the intended beneficiary of his change to the point at which the 40% tax rate kicks in.

Their underlying wealth has not changed to the point where it would affect their lifestyle issues," he added.

In comparison, football, if evolution ever dictated, could change to the point that tackling no longer existed.

Mr. Vidal's emphasis has changed, to the point where the fictional characters who made a sharp-clawed story out of "Washington, D.C". have receded to the background.

These days, I do vote simply because my politics changed to the point where I actually wanted to support the Green party.

We decided to keep our powder dry, and things have changed to the point where we feel that Weider is a terrific buy for us at this price".

But if we fear change to the point that we do not accept it, we will begin to live narrow, uncurious lives.

But recently this has started to change, to the point where you can now measure your wisdom by answering a few simple questions.