Sentence examples for changes which is from inspiring English sources
This round of updates does not include any deprecations or backwards-incompatible changes, which is why we're not changing the version number.
He changes, which is the tragedy.
"Mills will do things different ways; there will be changes, which is fantastic.
But I am very comfortable in the car and it reacts to changes, which is good.
Unless this changes (which is highly unlikely), Schaub will always need a lot of space in order to throw.
Malcolm Bruce was the only outright loser from the changes, which is somehow characteristic of a competent performer who has never caught the party's imagination.
You may go through the process of sticking your neck on the line, and then nothing changes, which is clearly very demoralising.
Clearly, the Bush team is still getting its ideas together, said Senator McCain, and clearly, Mr. Rumsfeld is committed to radical changes, "which is refreshing".
One is that as the shape of the wing changes — which is the purpose of extending the flaps — the nose on a plane like the Q400 will lower a bit.
They are micro-changes, which is why they're so easily overlooked.
Among other breakthroughs, he proved that stock prices moved much more than dividend changes - which is unusual because if markets work well you'd might expect less movement.
