Sentence examples for expansion and changes from inspiring English sources

These changes were attributed to increase in human population, agricultural expansion, and changes in socioeconomic well-being of the people which have triggered unsustainable extraction of natural resources.

Speaking at a Goldman Sachs investor conference on Tuesday, Cook went into detail about Apple's retail plans, addressing the growth and success of the company's stores, as well as plans for expansion and changes to their deployment strategy for 2013.

It is understood Whitehall officials acknowledge that reverting to an approach previously used two decades ago may no longer be practical given EU expansion and changes to European law since then, but it is regarded as worth exploring.

The complexity of the territorial processes that drive urban expansion and changes was analysed, focusing on the socio-spatial structure, economic configuration and entropic morphologies that qualify Naples as the exemplification of a 'crisis city'.

This report analyses the water response associated with forest plantation expansion and changes in tree species composition in six large river basins (from 94 to 1545 km2) of pluvial regime located between 37°30′ and 39°S in central-southern Chile, an area characterized by a Mediterranean climate.

Although forest plantation expansion and changes in tree species composition have the potential to reduce streamflow, since Q80% and Q90% are used to define permanent and continuous Water Rights according to the Chilean Water Code, it is possible that already existing permanent and continuous water rights could be only marginally affected by the increase of the planted area.

By February 1962 the Sunday Times became the first British newspaper to include a free magazine and its arrival shifted the weekend market to further expansion and change.

In a period of rapid expansion and change in higher education, university boards are increasingly tasked with the future-proofing of their institutions.

At a time of expansion and change, such rules only created a disharmony between form and content and between the stage and the play.

And that impatience is itself reflective of a much deeper sea change in ballet, as the art form increasingly acknowledges its reliance on contemporary choreography as a force for expansion and change.

Arthur Ochs Sulzberger, who guided The New York Times and its parent company through a long, sometimes turbulent period of expansion and change on a scale not seen since the newspaper's founding in 1851, died early Saturday at his home in Southampton, N.Y.