Sentence examples for countless changes in from inspiring English sources
Mr. Koh said while Mr. Jendrzejczyk pressed for countless changes in foreign policy to reflect human rights concerns he was never irritated by his demands.
Over the course of 20 years, four studio albums and countless changes in line-up they have worked with talents such as Madonna, Horace Andy, Tricky, Tracey Thorn, Elizabeth Fraser and Luc Besson.
These guidelines have remained in place for over 20 years, despite countless changes in the US food system and the enormous proliferation of GE crops beyond what anyone expected back in 1992.
So, three administrations (four if counting the original legislation signed by George Pataki), a couple of Racing and Wagering Board Chairmen, a couple of Department of Agriculture and Markets Commissioners, seemingly countless changes in support staff, a staggering recession, maybe an economic recovery, and, we are done.
Undefeated by a blazing motorcycle accident and a paralyzing plane crash, Mitchell learned to move into acceptance and assume responsibility for the countless changes that would forever accompany him in his life.
Newspapers report countless changes.
MGM has been through countless changes of ownership.
Secretary Clinton's dialogue with the student in Kinshasa -- and the chord it touched as a news story -- provided fresh evidence that despite a generation of feminist activism which inspired changes in countless laws and social practices, it is far from clear that in public life, women's experiences and voices count as much as men's.
These changes, in addition to countless others, were the end result of a whirlwind legislative process that overhauled our beloved Internal Revenue Code in a mere seven weeks, an act of Congressional hubris that tax professionals will rue for years to come.
There are countless stories of people who have made drastic changes in their lives because they felt lost or unfulfilled.
I've made changes countless times in my practice and consult with my mentors for questions that I may deem not qualified enough to answer or simply don't have the confidence to comfortably translate it in layman's terms.
