Sentence examples for changing to the from inspiring English sources

Seventy-one percent would prefer a package of changes that includes changing to the CPI-E to more accurately reflect the level of inflation experienced by seniors.

Upon changing to the 2iL medium, hESCs colonies changed into a domed-shaped morphology and became more compact (Fig. 5J and 5K).

Infinity's Chicago oldies station, WJMK-FM, is also changing to the Jack format.

"The institution is not static, but changing to the demographics of the changing neighborhood," Ms. Stein-Milford said.

But incredibly, the government appears to be considering changing to the one electoral system that is less proportional than FPTP.

Changing to the SLK 200 shows the difference; inherently lighter, it doesn't need these tricks and feels rather more natural and progressive in the way it takes corners.

To do that, they added the word "shoes" to the brand name and began changing to the new name this spring.

Far more than the celebrations, what stuck in the minds of consumers after changing to the euro was the rounding up of prices at supermarkets, restaurants and bars.

In Scotland, until the 20th century, married women kept their maiden names, but today the practice of changing to the husband's family name is the norm.

A quarter of voters who watched the three leaders on the ITV programme say they will switch their vote, with most changing to the Liberal Democrats.

I think the model is changing to the point where in five years, the distinction between television and Internet will be meaningless.