Sentence examples for continent changes from inspiring English sources

Because most British homeowners have variable-rate mortgages, compared with the predominance of fixed rates on the Continent, changes in interest rates filter more rapidly into the real economy in Britain.

"I don't think there will be a referendum before the next election unless some very big event on the continent changes everything," he said.

"You can make an argument that the history of the game in Africa is as old as the game itself," said Peter Alegi, a professor of African history at Michigan State University and author of "African Soccerscapes: How a Continent Changed the World's Game".

The various levels of government here have spent about $5 billion on stunning stadiums and other World Cup investments, and holding the games is what Peter Alegi — a historian and author of "African Soccerscapes: How a Continent Changed the World's Game" — called "the climax of this long journey to globalize and democratize the games".

Since the experiment was conducted across continents, changes in day length differed.

Official estimates as to how many children Jolie now possesses, and from how many continents, change on a weekly basis.

The battles and continents change, but the price to soldiers doesn't seem to go down; not as much as it should.

Since Europeans arrived on the continent, cataclysmic changes have been wrought in its biota.

While they swaggered their way across his imaginary continent, political changes swept their real counterparts from power.

Fraser's marital — or coital — history of the French court lends an interesting perspective to a century that suffered long and bloody wars on the Continent and changes of command in nearly every country but France, where Louis reigned for more than 60 years.

Different factors might be explanations for other dates, for example, bad weather conditions that affect an entire continent, or changes in the available editors.