Sentence examples for flounder changes from inspiring English sources

But as the Blue Jackets continue to flounder, changes of some sort are probably coming.

The experimental data show that the electrical resistance of the flounder element changes regularly with the external pressure during compression.

Flounder show no change in total cytochrome P450 concentration and only a slight induction in EROD activity when exposed to PCBs [57].

Practice changes often flounder in the face of the complexities of organizational inertia and professional resistance, and change management is a major problem when large scale institutional and professional interests are at stake [ 65].

At about 4am, with the police floundering, the atmosphere changed.

Gideon Samet, a commentator for the Ha'aretz newspaper, said yesterday that Mr Barak's mission to change Israel will flounder if he insists on trying to fulfil his ambition of seating representatives of three-quarters of the Knesset around his cabinet table.

In a financial report tabled on Tuesday, Plouffe warned that "Without this positive relationship being in place, the review process will flounder and opportunities for positive change will be lost".

Animals such as chameleon, frog, flatfish such as the peacock flounder, squid and octopus actively change their skin patterns and colours using special chromatophore cells to resemble their current background (as well as for signalling).

Catfish MHC class II gene expression decreased after LPS exposure, and this was also observed in mycobacterium-infected zebrafish [ 16] and salmon macrophage cells exposed to LPS [ 12], but LPS-treated flounder kidney cells demonstrated no change in MHC class II gene expression [ 11].

France changed gear and Zidane got hold of the ball; Italy responded by making changes and their confidence floundered.

Without those changes, Google will continue to flounder.