His story kept changing in the course of nearly four and a half years of court proceedings, and he tried more than once to plead guilty to the conspiracy charges against him.
Sparse guitar chords, subtly changing in the course of a song, were all the accompaniment he needed for his smooth, reedy voice, and playing the songs absolutely straight brought out all their bleak stoicism.
The contextualization of the individual life courses of its members and their changing relatedness in the course of time brings to surface a complex design of factors that contribute to the sense of belonging or detachment in this Creole transnational island society.
- dropout rate (dropouts compared to the total patient number per centre) An important element is the adaptation of study related qualifications of the medical and biometrical team to changing requirements in the course of the study.
"His understanding of the urban context of architecture, complemented by his talented partner, Denise Scott Brown, with whom he has collaborated on both more writings and built works, has resulted in changing the course of architecture in this century," the citation said, "allowing architects and consumers the freedom to accept inconsistencies in form and pattern, to enjoy popular taste".
Information security has played a significant, if not decisive role, in changing the course of government and business in 2016.
Linda McAvan Look beyond 2015: It's tempting to focus all our energies on securing the deals in September (SDGs) and December (climate talks) this year, but our success in changing the course of sustainable development will be judged not just on what is declared this year but what's delivered by 2030.
The WHO says preventive therapy is a critical component in changing the course of the epidemic.
Alan Gilbert, the Philharmonic's music director, has already succeeded in changing the course of an enormous, slow-moving vessel.
Many thought they were politically naïve, but it was they, not the realists, who succeeded in changing the course of history".
Hannity can fairly take credit (as he does now, every night) for being more influential than any other commentator in changing the course of this election.
