Sentence examples for for its changing from inspiring English sources

Boosted by surging sales in Europe and strong demand for its changing U.S. menu, McDonald's is "firing on all cylinders," said Steven Kron of Goldman Sachs, in a note to investors.

Arguably the architectural star of midtown New York City, the building is known for its changing lights that mark the New York skyline below the evening stars.

Tommy's Joynt San Francisco is famous for its changing face nowadays, but this bar/restaurant/meat paradise stands gloriously unaltered (except for more wall clutter and better beer on tap) for the last half-century.

We explain how its current meaning differs from what it has meant in the past and describe two of the key debates in its history that account for its changing meaning over time.

Gould (1996) makes the case that we should be looking for variation and its changing pattern of spread through time.

The students met with working journalists and communications experts to gain experience about the field and its changing culture for minorities.

A gym needs a fair amount of space for its equipment, changing rooms and classrooms, but it also benefits from having conveniently located real estate.

ITALY is notorious for its perpetually changing governments.

The Earth's atmosphere has not experienced so drastic a change in atmospheric pressure in the last four billion years, and even Mars, known for its rapidly changing atmosphere, experiences seasonal swings of only 30percentt, Dr. Stern said.

As Facebook's member ranks grow, they find new uses for its technology, changing the way we interact on a global scale.

The location is famous for its quickly changing tides, which were well described by the French writer Victor Hugo who said they came in "as swiftly as a galloping horse".