Sentence examples for changes which have occurred from inspiring English sources

"The changes which have occurred since it was placed there are extraordinary," he said.

It is suggested that the recent development of biotechnology in Poland has been connected with political, economic, and sociological changes, which have occurred in the country over the past 10 years.

The sequence of nine aeolian deposits, including eight palaeosols and capped by the contemporary soil, provides evidence of environmental changes which have occurred during the Holocene in the cold Fuegian steppe, beginning as early as the Late Glacial Early Holocene transition.

While this publication cannot exhaustively examine the incremental design and algorithm changes which have occurred from version to version, and for that the reader is referred to our myriad of publications and review articles.

Yet for all the changes which have occurred in Australia and New Zealand over the past 60 years, the system of constitutional monarchy appears, at the moment, to be more firmly entrenched in both countries than it has been for a good many years.

On paper, such an analysis makes sense, but in reality it ignores the massive changes which have occurred in America since then.

Dr Cox and his colleagues were therefore able to make a statistical comparison of Indonesian and Malagasy mitochondrial genomes knowing that any changes which had occurred since they separated would be the result of rare mutations.

There had also been changes in the legislative approach to be taken, changes which had occurred behind closed doors.

Prior to resettlement, the Bedouin tribes of the Negev Desert were highly structured and their functions largely in-tact, despite decades of evolutionary change which had occurred under Ottoman and later British Mandatory rule.

Lefebvre declared that he and the other clerics involved had not "separated themselves from Rome" and were therefore not schismatic and that they "found themselves in a case of necessity", not having succeeded, as they said, in making "Rome" understand that "this change which has occurred in the Church" since the Second Vatican Council was "not Catholic".

The rapid social changes like the ones which have occurred in most eastern European and central Asian countries at the beginning of the 1990's provide an opportunity to assess this dynamic and interactive nature of human – wolf relationships.