Sentence examples for corridor change from inspiring English sources
"Maybe food has finally hit a certain zeitgeist where people realized how underserved the kosher market really was," said Elina Shatkin, an editor at Los Angeles Magazine and former restaurant critic for LA Weekly, who has seen the kosher corridor change significantly in the decade she's lived nearby.
The integration of cultures at both ends of the corridor changes the local cultural ecology and fosters a special "ecological sphere".
The lights in the house corridors change to blue in the evenings to encourage quiet and rest, and we have a supply of chamomile tea and lavender oil spray (you'd be surprised by how well this works).
For the people who live along city truck corridors, that change has been more than just a remapping of the never-ceasing flow of garbage.
In our warming world, ultimately it will take a combination of government protection, reintroduction efforts in places like Colorado, protected corridors, and changes in natural resources management to ensure this formidable species' survival.
In this conversation, there will be counter-arguments and the likely result is that the path of the corridor will likely change.
But at the end of the corridor, the colour changes, the staircase lit silver-blue from an adjacent window, as if hell had frozen over.
Without disregarding the flaws of the bus corridor and the changes that could be made to improve the flow of traffic at critical intersections, the judges, Pradeep Nandrajog and Manmohan Singh, dismissed the petition to let all traffic use the exclusive bus lanes.
What if you change which corridor you go down first?
If considered on a longer timescale that includes species adaptation and/or climate change, the corridor may then become a source of a secondary invasion.
In particular, we caution against the justification of large-scale corridors on grounds of climate change since migration along corridors by standard dispersal mechanisms is unlikely to keep pace with projected change for many species.
