Sentence examples for establishment changes from inspiring English sources

As he says, "the theatre establishment changes regularly and representatively because the audience changes.

In fact, Gutierrez continues to threaten his Democratic colleagues (and delighting his Republican adversaries) with the specter of Latinos sitting out the November mid-terms - unless the whole political establishment changes gears and delivers comprehensive immigration reform before the August Congressional recess.

The initial strength of a regiment was around 500 men, although its establishment changed throughout the war.

Some restaurants adopted the freedom fry term to show their solidarity and support for the Iraq war, but most of those same establishments changed the word back to French fry within a few years.

Some restaurants adopted the "freedom fry" term to show their solidarity and support for the Iraq war, but most of those same establishments changed back from "freedom" to "French" fry within a few years.

In addition, we were interested in whether the responses of open and closed establishments changed over the various time horizons.

During senescence establishment, epigenetic changes occur inducing important chromatin structure modifications; some at specific sites while other reflect a more global change.

A firm's strategic market behaviour may be important as well, which is why we include variables indicating if an establishment frequently changes its products, focuses on new products and/or indicates price as the primary competitive factor.

Thus, seed phenology linked to environmental conditions can impact the probability of emergence and establishment, and changes in environment are likely to either ameliorate or exacerbate seedling emergence and establishment without concomitant shifts in phenology.

Those who recall the youthful Liddle might shake their heads, but it is in a sense a failure of the left that someone like him, without question a talented individual, allowed the lure of the establishment to change him, rather than keeping on trying to change the world.

But in recent years the medical establishment has changed its tune.