Sentence examples for for a further change from inspiring English sources
It is not too late for a further change in the Saturday night lineups, with the broadcasters not due to exchange their final schedules until Wednesday.
In its latest move, the DECC said on Monday: "The secretary of state Ed Davey has notified DEA UK and LetterOne that he proposes to revoke DEA UK's North sea petroleum licences unless LetterOne arranges for a further change of control of the DEA UK gas fields in the North sea".
Its annual report in January called for a "further change in political culture and a real sense that these issues are at the top of the agenda".
Adams campaigned for a further change in the rules of baseball, involving when outs were recorded.
But that brought the risk of what Davies called "a bit of gamesmanship", with slower athletes looking to exploit rivals with the potential to take a false start and put the rest of the field under pressure, hence a further change for 2010.
Analyst Andrew Fitchie highlighted easyJet as a "sell" but was more positive on BA, saying: "Despite a difficult transition to T5, it should be a catalyst for a further step change in productivity".
At 1 week following discharge, women could choose to continue receiving daily calls for a further week, change the frequency of calls or have no further calls.
It stiffened the resolve of other protesters and was a catalyst for further change.
Once rivers were regulated, they also became navigable—"The Conquest of Nature" is full of such consequences and the newly established shipping industry itself became an engine for further change.If that was the West, with Germany's totemic river, the Rhine, what of the East, where, like America, the land was claimed to need settling, taming, breaking?
As Tucker points out, the use of data has built a compelling case for further change – and, who knows, may help rugby union avoid Gladwell's grim vision of the future.
While concerns about embedded privilege in politics remain and there is a strong case for further change, parliamentarians across all parties are now far more representative of those for whom they stand.
