Sentence examples for changes were picked from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, if it were true it may possibly be explained by the fact that more subtle changes were picked up in the focus groups than in previous questionnaire studies.

It seems to me that as the rate of disruptive changes are picking up jaw-dropping pace, organisations will find it increasingly difficult to create new cultures since human beings are generally comfortable with status quo.

More important, that the pace of change is picking up.

"Change is picking Nantucket over East Hampton," a friend drawls over drinks at a party.

The pace of change is picking up and leading to a host of new eco-friendly options — ideas that will invariably improve with time.

So, clearly, the winds of change are picking up in Washington and around the country.

Nine clones exhibiting high ratio changes (> 70%), and twenty-two with average-to-low ratio changes (< 70%) were picked for clonal expansion and further characterization.

These movements, or changes in potential, were picked up as electrical signals by the electrodes.

"Equitoxic dose" was defined as the dose of both drugs leading to similar doubling time changes and doses were picked that increased the doubling time by approximately 50%.

These results show changes over time, which were picked up by the measurement tools, indicating either the measurement scales are not reliable or stable or the measurement scales are not only reliable but sensitive enough to pick up the change.

Last December their lives changed when the D'Erasmos were picked by lottery as one of 52 first-time home buyers to purchase a three-bedroom attached town house in the 78-unit South Wind Village in Bay Shore, a development for those with low or moderate incomes.