Sentence examples for changing and an from inspiring English sources

In recent decades, the definition of leadership has been changing, and an emphasis on emotional intelligence has emerged.

This typifies a changing and an opening of attitudes, although it is difficult to promote as a positive development given that it is neither from a position of power or of any significant choice.

The aims of the studio system are changing, and an opening is forming that will enable the independent film world to supply studios with content that the studios were previously making themselves.

There is a short walk to a once-refreshing, deep pool--now drained; all dry concrete--with a cabana for changing, and an area under a classical portico for, I'm sure, snacks and drinks.

The epidemiology of CPE in Europe is now changing and an increasing number of community-associated, autochthonous cases are reported [ 1, 3].

This is because patterns of HIV infection are changing, and an increasingly large number of women not traditionally considered to be members of high risk groups are becoming infected.

By varying the ratio of gold solution and plant extract, the intensity of the peak was changing and a change to visible color was noted.

They tell of a country changing, and a party that has failed to change with it.

Some are calling the feature "world changing," and a significant step forward for artificial intelligence.

It is not fixed; it is ever changing, and a weak way to bind generations.

The environment is changing, and a government report finally catches up.