Sentence examples for changing after a from inspiring English sources
Slowly this is changing after a series of grotesque scandals as the public becomes more demanding and some staff see the benefits of transparency.
In March, the FCA said that it would conduct a review on whether banking culture was changing after a slew of financial scandals dogged the industry, including the rigging of bank lending rates and mis-sold payment protection insurance.
The standard view of Arctic life is changing after a team led by Russian scientists plunged through pack ice around the North Pole last August and descended more than two miles through pitch darkness to the ocean bottom.
The situation began changing after a string of militant attacks over the summer, culminating in a daylight assault against a police station, prompted Algeria to hold an emergency security meeting to devise a new strategy to take on the militants, said a high-ranking official with knowledge of the meeting.
That arrangement began changing after the El-Ad Group, an Israeli real estate company, bought the hotel in 2004 and began converting part of the Beaux-Arts landmark into condos while reserving about half the building for hotel use.
Everything started changing after the second record.
Those who apply are often middle-aged men and women changing careers after a farm goes broke or a textile mill closes.
@jack You're not talking about a 5 year old changing behavior after a time out.
In 2013, Nauert hysterically claimed that "sharia law is now changing everything" after a Minnesota YMCA announced it would host a private swim class for Muslim girls to accommodate their religious clothing requirement.
A11 World Briefing A10 NATIONAL A18-24 Jeffords May Bolt G.O.P.; Senate Control at Stake Senator James M. Jeffords, a Vermont Republican, indicated that he was seriously considering changing parties after a series of disputes with the Bush White House.
