Sentence examples for changes would happen from inspiring English sources

Like Hogan said, if he had a video camera the changes would happen so much faster.

But Dr. Bergman, who is a pediatrician at the Harborview Medical Center in Seattle, expressed considerable skepticism that such changes would happen.

He recognised Hunt was "committed to them in principle, but will he now agree a cross-party timetable to bring them in without delay?" Hunt indicated those changes would happen.

He said changes would happen only if both parties worked together to overhaul the programs, which are under financial stress because of the retirement of the baby-boom generation.

When we were kids people used to talk about what they going to do when they were older, and they didn't necessarily consider how many changes would happen, and how the world would be different, but that was at the back of my head".

The changes would happen so quickly there would be little time to adapt, say the researchers.

Some people believe that a similar change would happen if rechargeable batteries could likewise be made into thin, solid devices.

Mr. Logan had predicted the change would happen in December, but said comments by Fed officials persuaded him September was more likely.

Speaking on Sunday evening, Freundel Stuart told a branch meeting of his Democratic Labour Party DLPP) that the change would happen over the coming year.

While a few also say the company should consider selling itself outright, there is no certainty that any change would happen soon.

Mr. Bloomberg also said that if the chancellor was replaced, the change would happen "gradually," hinting that he wanted Mr. Levy to stay at least through a transitional period.