Sentence examples for changing to two from inspiring English sources

Ian Embelton, chief executive of the Royal Scottish Pipe Band Association said: "Every year we try and make The Worlds bigger and better and changing to two days is a reflection of just how popular it has become.

Now we're changing to one conflict.

Colleges with very high loan default rates in the two years after graduation (now changing to three years) lose their eligibility for federal student aid.

"It is particularly important to stick with subjects that you enjoy rather than changing to one in which you achieved a higher grade but which you didn't really enjoy.

The results in this manuscript are based on four-locus linkage maps; changing to three or five loci had little effect.

Additionally, the FREEDOM study suggests that changing to six times/week from conventional in-center HD results in a dramatic improvement in various HRQOL measures [ 5– 7].

If your current insurer is not one who offers discounts for such things then you may be able to save some money by changing to one that does.

If inside the US and changing to TN, three to four months.

Initial sentence presentation was at 80 dBA, which varied adaptively, in 10 and 5 dB steps over two, one down-one up reversals, changing to a three down-one up paradigm using a 2.5 dB step size.

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

"The stable climate we had for 100 years before is now changing to an unstable one," he said.