Sentence examples for examples of the changing from inspiring English sources
Define the term "globalization," and then research some examples of the changing global market.
The conference heard examples of the changing ways cities are becoming smart.
Snapchat and Instagram are good examples of the changing ways we're communicating with each other, but their 'atomic unit' — the capsule that they use to present their shared content — consists of a single image or series of single images.
The classic example of the changing face of Britain is the Sports Direct HQ at Shirebrook: a giant warehouse built on the site of a former pit.
The furore over the body scanners and pat downs is another example of the changing focus of conservatism in the US.
And it is consistent with a broader slowdown in the growth rates for Internet retailing — making the holidays of 2007 a vivid example of the changing growth curve for online sales.
"Chesapeake is an excellent example of the changing impact of shareholder activism and the effectiveness of that activism," said Charles M. Elson, director of the John L. Weinberg Center for Corporate Governance at the University of Delaware.
A telling example of the changing tenor was the passage of the in-state tuition bill, whose consistent defeat over the last decade had become emblematic of the frustration felt by Colorado immigrant-rights groups.
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.
