Sentence examples for changing a new from inspiring English sources

But things may be changing, a new study has found.

"OnCuba is a way to show that Cuba is changing — a new country, more tolerant, with defects, yes, but one that is changing," he said.

And slowly, things are changing: a new statute is allowing Vodou leaders to perform funerals and weddings, and university courses are now researching the religion.

(For the record: the situation in BC is in the process of changing: a new Water Sustainability Act, passed this spring, will be fully in force by spring 2015).

But the community is changing, a new Jewish identity is being formed, one that's distinct from Zionist politics.

Antibiotic resistance patterns are continually changing; a new problem has been the emergence of Gram-negative bacteria, primarily Escherichia coli and Klebsiellae pneumoniae, producing extended spectrum β-lactamase enzymes (ESBL).

"I think it's really changing, a whole new scene is coming in.

Public opinion on cannabis is changing with a new poll suggesting nearly two thirds of New Zealanders now back relaxing laws against it.

"For me, it is a screaming climate change signal that we are changing to a new state," she says.

Further testing, increasing the dose of medication, or changing to a new drug may be required.

Now she thinks the disability market is changing, with a new customer demand for stylish products.