Sentence examples for changing it may be from inspiring English sources

The first one is slowly changing, it may be also quasi-static or static.

And while the jury is still out on whether there is a real "sperm decline" and what that means for fertility, scientists say if the little swimmers are truly changing, it may be a red flag for harmful environmental toxins or even physiological changes in the human body.

Surgery is changing – it may be that different skills are needed for, for example, laparoscopic procedures compared to long operations which require physical strength, and there is much more emphasis on teamwork [ 56], but it is still being defined in traditional male terms.

If you're in an environment that constantly makes you think of the girl, changing it may be a dramatic move, but it will ease your pain.

Changing the situation also includes considering changing treatment guidelines, because "it may be more realistic to adjust treatment to the patient than to adjust the patient to the treatment (BB)".

Mr. Pollock said he was enthusiastic about the Marina booking more youthful acts, but he said that the 50-and-over group, changing though it may be, would continue to be the market for casinos and their entertainment choices.

The 2009 study tells the story of rent strikes and ill will between old and new people while depicting the pleasure and fascination of living in Monti, changing though it may be.

However, several aspects of this situation are now changing and it may be timely to reconsider the viability of the approach.

That now appears to be changing, however, and like many business shifts in Asia it may be changing with extraordinary speed.

Al Jazeera — and its Qatari-government funding — is coming to the U.S. market and it may be changing the face of American journalism.

There's no changing that Israeli lens, however distorting it may be in a changed world.