Sentence examples for finance changing from inspiring English sources

By James Kaplan The New Yorker, April 3 , 1978P. 30 While David waits for his girlfriend's brother Andy to call from the airport, he reads his horoscope: Health, steady, Finance: changing, Love: same.

The city-state is throwing its support behind Islamic finance, changing the tax structure to benefit Sharia-compliant financing.

While David waits for his girlfriend's brother Andy to call from the airport, he reads his horoscope: Health, steady, Finance: changing, Love: same.

He likes it because he gets to see the sunrise every morning, and… While David waits for his girlfriend's brother Andy to call from the airport, he reads his horoscope: Health, steady, Finance: changing, Love: same.

The NHS, facing a £30bn deficit by 2020, is becoming economically unsustainable, given our tax base, the state of the public finances, changing population needs and the implications of scientific development.

We are in agreement with Secretary Paulson that the world of finance is changing rapidly, having eclipsed in many areas the regulatory structure put in place, piece by piece, over the past century.

But it is also sure to set off a fresh round of budget battling in the financially distressed state as the governor and local officials insist on ensuring state financing before changing the system.

About 100 intellectuals, academics and supporters recently attended the founding of the Council for the Defense of British Universities, as concerns grow that rising tuition and dwindling financing are changing the nature of higher education in Britain.

When asked what might help rebuild the country's manufacturing commons faster, they mentioned things like a larger immigration program for science, engineering and technology graduates; tripling government investment in basic research and development; hugely increasing export financing; and changing the country's regulatory scheme.

WASHINGTON — The Senate easily passed a bill on Tuesday that would overhaul the nation's patent system, giving the Patent and Trademark Office more flexibility to control its own financing and changing the system to one that rewards the first inventor to file a valid application.

But now, as the Army Corps studies whether and how that project should be performed, new environmental regulations, looming limits on future financing and changing views about coastal management are likely to result in a vastly different approach, or no project at all.