Sentence examples for continuation of a change from inspiring English sources
But she is in Costa Rica, so I don't suppose I will see it.' The record marked the continuation of a change in direction for the Kinks after their string of 60s pop hits – You Really Got Me, Waterloo Sunset, Sunny Afternoon and the rest.
The plight of HMV, whose name stands for His Master's Voice, is a continuation of a sea change in consumer habits as more music and video is bought through online retailers like Amazon.com and Apple's iTunes.
If you request a continuation (a change of date) you increase the odds that the officer will not show up.
Delay, slowness, or resistance in the response of the climate, biological, or human systems to factors that alter their rate of change, including continuation of change in the system after the cause of that change has been removed.
Aides to Representative John A. Boehner of Ohio, the Republican leader, said party leaders viewed the session as a continuation of their new "Change You Deserve" agenda and welcomed it as a chance for Republicans to provide feedback.
The continuation of climate change means that the occurrences of strong hurricanes will increase.
The accord permits the continuation of climate change talks on two separate tracks: the Kyoto Protocol -- opposed by most industrialized nations but demanded by China and the G-77 -- and the Long-term Cooperative Action track (LCA).
For the critics, what Mr Hollande and Ms Vallaud-Belkacem are doing - far from being revolutionary - is a mere continuation of school changes (from left and right) that go back decades.
Charts with the continuation of a front-page article yesterday about changes in the oil industry and the talks between Exxon and Mobil misstated the companies' 1997 revenue.
Most don't deny that the world's temperatures are rising or that the climate is changing, but they argue that such changes are the continuation of a long established cycle of environmental readjustment and that anthropogenic causes are not powerful enough to produce such effects.
This is less a sea change than the continuation of a 30-year trend.
