Sentence examples for changing to resemble from inspiring English sources

With increasing urbanization, patterns of non-fatal self-poisoning in Sri Lanka and other South Asian countries may be changing to resemble that of developed countries, accompanied by an increasing proportion of attempted suicides among females [ 13- 16].

Patterns of non-fatal self-poisoning in Sri Lanka appear to be changing to resemble Western patterns, with females having a greater rate of self-poisoning and more medicinal overdoses than males.

Changing the dashboard to resemble the Windows Phone 7 is also a pretty canny move on Microsoft's part.

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If we don't do that, we are not in business, we don't sell any coffee and people are worse off.' For his part, Albert Tucker believes Kraft should be changing its entire business culture to resemble that of the old Quaker companies that 'wanted to build communities rather than thinking people were there to serve them'.

However, patterns are gradually changing in the LDW and beginning to resemble those of the MDW due to the aging of the population, as well as the acquisition of similar lifestyles and associated risk factors [ 1, 2].

When teams consider trading picks to move up or down the board, they use a value chart, originally created by the former Dallas Cowboys head coach Jimmy Johnson and honed over the past few years to resemble the ever-changing nature of the game.

But if Governor Pataki and the Legislature reach an agreement on changing the Rockefeller laws, the resulting legislation is likely to resemble the California model.

The volunteers had manipulated the pig lungs to resemble unhealthy lungs in appearance and texture by dying them black and changing their texture to reflect hardened muscle.

to resemble marriage, to resemble fate.