Sentence examples for chart the changes from inspiring English sources
Starting next week a series of corporate profiles will chart the changes, good and bad, at some of Britain's leading companies.
In the early 1970s, POA was one of only five bottle-conditioned beers (now there are hundreds): Boak and Bailey chart the changes since – and there have been plenty – in a compelling, fastidious fashion.
It compares the papers of students from around the country in 1988 to the papers of students in 2008, and Lunsford uses the two samples to chart the changes that have taken place in student writing over the course of twenty years.
Organizers say the conference is an effort to continue this tradition and chart the changes in national policies needed to liberate people from the burden of material want, introduce universal higher education, unleash the new electronic technologies for truly democratic communication and provide health care, housing and opportunity for all.
My job now is to try to chart the changes that are happening in China.
Taken together, Taylor's essays chart the changes in different kinds of music in twentieth- and twenty-first-century music and culture from a variety of theoretical perspectives.
Robert Henson, a meteorologist who is an editor at the nonprofit University Corporation for Atmospheric Research in Boulder, Colo., wrote a history charting the changes in television weather forecasting.
The posters on my walls charted the changes in my musical taste from David Cassidy — I was very young, and it was the 1970s — to Roxy Music and the Clash.
The four panel colour comic charted the changes in the evolution of food.
