Sentence examples for changing in terms of from inspiring English sources

"But this is slowly changing in terms of culture and access to capital".

These legal landmarks have been life changing in terms of giving young people hope, while also reducing overcrowding.

She believes that the tide is changing in terms of what people eat as this diet becomes more popular.

For Mitchell, the experience of working with Emmott was "life changing" in terms of the way she understood what was happening with the climate and the environment.

There are two categories of everyday objects: those that are constantly changing in terms of design, and those that are reassuringly constant.

"I don't know that anything is changing" in terms of storytelling patterns, said Marc Platt, a producer of the cast-heavy "Scott Pilgrim".

The world is changing significantly in terms of its economic construction.

It's responsive to rapidly changing needs in terms of the job market".

It will describe an enlarged Europe that is changing fast, in terms of globalisation, infrastructure or efforts to resolve the remaining legacies of communism.

This suggests, at the very least, that the Peronists are changing less in terms of political ideology than the opposition.

With rising global trends and changing lifestyles in terms of fashion, beauty as well as healthcare, awareness of consumers has enforced evolution of speciality value added textiles.