Sentence examples for changing with an from inspiring English sources
Viticulture techniques are already changing, with an emphasis on treillage, water management, soil stabilization, plant breeding and genetic modification.
The countrys demographic structure is changing, with an increasing number of retirees relative to the workers who are in their prime saving years.
The demographics of Twitter are changing, with an increasingly aggressive minority – some on the right, some on the left, some not obviously political at all – actively looking for a fight.
Nor should we assume a linear trajectory – more so now than ever, as we attempt to navigate today's uncertain and unpredictable digital world, in which things are changing with an ever greater rapidity.
Thus how vendor companies position themselves before buyers is changing, with an increased emphasis on digital and social tools, and delivering functional and personal benefits that resonate for Millennial buyers.
The relative lack of racial and cultural diversity (the state is 87percentt white) can deter some people from relocating, Mr. Leach conceded, but he thinks that is changing with an increasingly cosmopolitan mix of people, arts, restaurants and shops.
The world has always changed, but today it is changing with a faster pace.
By 1986 the profile of the town was changing, with a larger black and Hispanic population.
Maybe that will let me see them changing with a precision nobody can have today.
Now she thinks the disability market is changing, with a new customer demand for stylish products.
