Sentence examples for for one changed from inspiring English sources

Sarah Jessica Parker, for one, changed gowns three times as the company's M.C.

"For one change out of hundreds that might benefit tenants, dozens and dozens favor the landlords," said Michael McKee, associate director of the New York State Tenants and Neighbors Coalition.

Because there was a need for one change: for the first time, the anti-corruption rules, such as they are, will now apply to British corporations bribing foreign officials.

The lines on Tony's careworn brow (I think the Sun was the first to point out that they form a "W" for "worried") speak volumes about the disparity between asking for one change in policy and running the country.

Kathleen Gilje's "Lady With an Ermine, Restored" (1997) is an emulation of da Vinci's "Cecilia Gallarani" (c. 1485) save for one change where Ms. Gilje replaces the subject's necklace with a contemporary-looking tattoo.

The United States federation's plan to reform judging would keep the current scoring system intact, except for one change: cumulative scores would be replaced by a median mark, which would throw out highs and lows.

The pictures are identical, but for one change that is the target of the detection task.

Study II was conducted and analysed using the driving simulator and methodologies described for Study I except for one change.

By contrast, if the relative allelic frequency for one change is low, that change could be classified as a disease-causing allele.

This experiment was the same as Experiment 1, except for one change in the design: The viewing distance of the participants was doubled from 25.4 to 50.8 cm.

And the rulebook for American politics, at least for one election, changed.