Sentence examples for had changes to from inspiring English sources

Unless state leaders take action, Maryland could join the jurisdictions that have had changes to bail practice imposed on them.

As expected, the pups had changes to their gastrointestinal systems that were the opposite of those found in the autism model mice.

According to a government survey, 53 percent of the borrowers who had changes to their loans in first quarter of 2008 began missing payments within six months.

He saw Angus Maclean, an orthopaedic surgeon at Southmead Hospital involved in the study, who said that the trial had established three cases in which patients had developed bladder cancer, and 14 more including Mr Jose who had changes to their chromosomes.

Therefore, we definitely had changes to make – partially as a result of the US market and partially because of the economic climate at the time.

In addition to the headline-grabbing stuff about including the proceeds of illegal drugs and prostitution - estimated to add £10bn a year to the UK economy - we've also had changes to the treatment of weapons, research and development spending and services provided by non-profit institutions such as charities.

The Giants' momentum had changed to desperation.

He had changed to the Republican Party.

Nothing has changed to warrant milder action.

Times have changed, to say the least.

It has changed to enyoil [undesirable species].