Sentence examples for changes were pointed from inspiring English sources

Users' concern, when the changes were pointed out by the blog Consumerist, is understandable.

"The [media] industry is changing and those changes are pointing out the need for more management knowledge.

Major roadblocks such as lack of accurate chemical kinetics, and difficulty in accurate description of microstructural change, are pointed out.

He suddenly started pronouncing it the American way, "eye-RACK" instead of "ee-ROCK," and laughed when the change was pointed out.

The difficulty in Maryland was no greater than in other States, where no mode of change was pointed out by the Constitution, and all officers were under oath to support it.

In this respect, the important factors and the consequences on the average system utilization, if certain factors change, are pointed out and quantified, through regression metamodeling of a stochastic simulation model.

Dramatic climate change was pointed out by Darwin (1859) to be an important source of mortality and, hence, of variance in reproductive success.

In light of these findings, common misconceptions, ill-used terminology, and conceptual change issues are pointed out in this section.

The changes were first pointed out in a MacRumors report, and they're a big deal.

The rCMRO2 changes were calculated point-by-point from NIRS and DCS data as described in Section 2.3.

The major difference was observed for Functional Score, where the changes were 24 points versus 34 in the present study.