Sentence examples for even changing time from inspiring English sources

Colbert, who has been performing monologues and conducting interviews on Comedy Central's "The Colbert Report" since 2005, is not even changing time slots.

Even as changing times broadened the sport's base of paying customers from America's Eastern Seaboard, across North America and on to the other side of the Pacific, moving the business ahead has always been about one smart, overriding strategy keeping the cartel going by squashing the competition in its tracks.

Even changing the time of the second section to three minutes on each side may overcook your meat.

Religion, he said, has always found ways to survive, even thrive, in changing times.

It may say even more about changing times that the most interesting section of the documentary is the one that one of the filmmakers, David Maysles, who died long before the first banner was unfurled, was still alive to work on.

The risks for getting caught are still perilously high, even in these changing times.

Try changing time signatures.

Sometimes just saying "I disagree" or even changing the subject every time it comes up is a way to make your opinion known.

Unlike Western religions, Islam has not adapted to the changing times and even modern Islamic societies can only be superficially modern.

Leaders in higher education must adapt to the changing times, become even more focused on student needs and outcomes and be held accountable for those results by sharing them with their stakeholders in an open and transparent way.

Entrepreneurial startups are a vital part of the economy now, and there's no question that they will become even more so in these rapidly changing times.