Sentence examples for example of a changing from inspiring English sources
The legal structure of warfare is a dramatic example of a changing regime, even while its fundamental principles remain constant.
But the real beauty of the collection lies not just in the renewal of Carven as a fashion house but the fact that these clothes come at accessible prices — yet another example of a changing fashion world in which fresh designers do not have to take on the complexity, weight and price point of a big brand, just sweet tinkling notes.
Isn't Ric O'Barry's story a perfect example of a leopard changing his spots?
An example of a sustained changing cell that signals learning with decreased firing rate is not available in Wirth et al. (2003).
A company may need to develop a new value to support a new strategy, for example, or to meet the requirements of a changing market or industry.
GRI's reconstituted governance is an example of adaptation in the face of a changing landscape in which sustainability reporting, in little more than a decade, has shifted from the extraordinary to the exceptional to the expected.
Melanie Ward, head of advocacy at ActionAid, said: "India is an example of the changing face of global poverty and a fast-moving economic landscape, but the reality is that it is a country with more poor people than in the whole of sub-Saharan Africa.
The commission of investigation pointed out the following exchange as an example of Lyons changing his position in response to a question: In August 1997, Carl Doyle and his wife Catherine Doyle were stabbed to death in Ballintubber, Co Roscommon by Mark Nash, a 25-year-old resident of Drumcondra in North Dublin.
One example of this changing reality is a controversy at UC Berkeley over a possible $3-million 3-millionm a Taiwanese foundation named for former Taiwan leader Chiangrantng-kuo.
And if species are natural kinds, this is an example of particulars changing their kinds.
