Sentence examples for changing in relation from inspiring English sources

It was at this point that it became apparent to me that Lagos soundscapes were changing in relation to infrastructural developments going on in the city.

This course looks at how the social, political, and cultural landscape is changing in relation to digital media and information technologies.

The main distortion is the level of undocumented jobs in the informal economy and whether that is changing in relation to the whole.

The ensemble of European traffic roads is changing in relation to the economic geography that has been developing these recent years and also to the localisation of production centres, logistics and the demand linked to the transportation of goods.

Smoking is the leading risk factor for disability-adjusted life-years, yet evidence with which to establish the smoking rates of people with different ethnic backgrounds and how they are changing in relation to recent migration is lacking.

PWC, its auditor, said in the mutual's annual results that the group's status as a going concern was "dependent" on the position of the PRA "not changing in relation to supervision of the society" and on its ability to follow the plan.

He praised it for being "simply written" and for giving "a real and languid impression of a town changing in its relation to the world".

However, results presented a nuanced and changing picture in relation to the exploitative labor conditions and challenging socioeconomic circumstances of the studied communities.

He deftly traces Jamaat's changing position in relation to India's secular democracy and the group's gradual ideological shift toward religious pluralism and tolerance.

However, its assessment as a changing parameter in relation to treatment response is of substantial importance, particularly in terms of chemotherapy.

Staff opinions about factors important for changing practice, in relation to the characteristics of the new practice, and to the implementation process were assessed.