Sentence examples for changing works from inspiring English sources

"In the name of a preoccupation with health, paved with good intentions, we're ending up changing works of art and, more concerning, history," a Socialist member of Parliament, Didier Mathus, told the committee, according to an official transcript.

Specifically, I think of those two films of Metallica's Kill 'Em All versus Metallica's Black Album--definitive, world changing works of metal on different scales and levels.

Changes in sleep patterns, changing work schedules and jet lag can affect the quality of sleep cycles and trigger migraines.

With nothing before built for this level of both scale and change, Northlake is a continually changing work in progress for Microsoft.

It has been shown that changing work habits involves a paradigm change, namely giving up habits learned during educational and professional socialization in favor of new behaviors [ 73].

"Stagnating incomes, changing work patterns, rising living costs and changes in welfare benefits are a toxic combination," said StepChange's chief executive, Mike O'Connor.

Furthermore, the changing work environments that come with economic growth will continue to change diets and physical activity as processed foods and sedentary lifestyles become more common.

Yvette Cooper is chair of the Changing Work Centre and editor of its first book, Changing Work: Progressive Ideas for the Modern World of Work, published this week.

Online courses can also be tools to keep relevant in a changing work environment.

But beyond environmental regulation lies the broader landscape of a changing work force and changing politics here.

"Community colleges can offer training, which is a quicker fix for the changing work force," Dr. Zlateva said.