Sentence examples for fickle change from inspiring English sources

The bold graphics and patterns "clothe" the dolls, resulting in a fickle change of virtual garments in time with the music.

That much of Eurostat's predicted boom comes from immigration makes it even wobblier, since migration flows depend heavily on economic circumstances, as well as on fickle changes in politics and migration law.

In particular, researchers have found that Venus's atmosphere is extremely fickle and changes its structure from day to day.

It happened at Vicksburg, which used to be on the Mississippi until the fickle river changed course in 1876 and left the city with no port.

He noted that fickle consumers can change loyalties with a click of the mouse.

He said dart players, like golfers, are fickle and will change darts "when they want to try something new".

And in a business driven by government regulation, there is always the risk that fickle politicians might change the rules of the game, with unpredictable consequences.

The business mood is fickle and can change once subjected to some good news.

The standards for greatness are fickle and perpetually change.

(Bucking this trend is the New Yorker, which seems to go out of its way to use commas every place possible). Even if I were to find my own hyphen comfort zone, the fickle tides of change wouldn't let me stay comfortable for long.

Wall Street is a fickle analyst, liable to change its mind at any minute.