Sentence examples for changes up from from inspiring English sources

Last year, airlines collected $6 billion just from checked bag fees and reservation changes, up from $1.4 billion in 2007, according to the Department of Transportation.

Nearly one in five (19%) of all referrals to Trussell food banks in the three months to June related to benefit changes – up from 12% during the same period in 2012, the trust said.

It added: Nearly one in five (19%) of all referrals to Trussell food banks in the three months to June related to benefit changes – up from 12% during the same period in 2012, the trust said.

The guys other than the big three could change up from game to game as well.

Almost two-thirds of respondents agreed Australia should be a world leader in finding solutions to climate change, up from 52% in 2012.

Today, Ms. Hogan said, she gets a call a week from brokers asking if the building's policy has changed, up from zero calls five years ago.

This year 92% of brands reporting to CDP – the global non-profit organisation that gathers data on environmental risk – noted risks from the physical impacts of climate change, up from 84% in 2012.

The company posted a profit of $5.6 billion after one-time items and inventory changes, up 15 percent from the fourth quarter of 2011.

"Wonderful," "excellent" and "outstanding" were among the adjectives Mr. Christie chose, a change-up from his remarks last week that Mr. Obama was "blindly walking around the White House looking for a clue".

So far, GCCAEdits hasn't caught Stephen Harper editing in phony compliments about his hairstyle, nor has it detected any nefarious change-ups from government agencies trying to rewrite history, but it's caught some odd alterations nonetheless.

Justin Timberlake also looked dapper, but really, who was looking at JT? The suit is a style change-up from last week's Los Angeles premiere, where Seyfried wore a beautiful purple Prabal Gurung dress as co-star Olivia Wilde wowed in a backless black gown.