Sentence examples for for another changes from inspiring English sources
"A man who repudiates his language for another changes his identity," wrote E. M. Cioran, a Romanian exile in Paris for nearly 60 years: "He breaks with his memories and, to a certain point, with himself".
For one thing, the price of natural gas is now so low that nothing else can compete, and for another, changes in federal policy have made it harder for co-ops and municipal electric companies to borrow money for coal.
For another, changes in relative prices within the euro zone explain only so much.According to research by economists at the Bundesbank, the growth of overseas markets is more important in explaining the growth of Germany's exports than is price competitiveness although prices play a bigger role in the euro area than they do outside it.
But critics are pushing for another change.
But other Alaska politicians are getting ready to argue that it's time for another change -- before she gets entrenched.
In a letter accompanying the thank-you note, Ms. Kaskel couldn't resist the chance to ask for another change.
Now international powers interested in stabilizing the region are pushing for another change in Ghajar's status by returning the northern part to Lebanon, unnerving the residents.
The Brazilian press has also roundly criticized Mr. Hug for another change: leaving out the crowd-pleasing "historical nucleus," which in the past has brought works by Warhol, Magritte and other world-renowned artists.
FROM a grubby industrial neighborhood that was transformed into a retail hub in the 1990's, the northeastern section of Elizabeth is poised for another change, this time to also become an office address.
Harry Redknapp has made it clear that he would be keen to succeed Fabio Capello as England manager, should the FA decide it is time for another change at the helm of the national side.
