The meaning of his work has inevitably changed.
The building work has inevitably changed the hajj experience for everyone.
He has been United's team boss for 26 years, and though the years have inevitably changed his teams, the approach is essentially the same.
As the world has changed -- shaped by the end of the Soviet threat, the economics of globalization and the rise of terrorism -- France, Europe and America have inevitably changed, too.
In those intervening months, the meaning of the memorial, dedicated to those who died in that Irish famine, has inevitably changed.
Despite the close bonds formed, being in the centre of such a tragedy has inevitably changed their relationships with their environment.
In the 11 years since the Frat Pack was christened, and the 18-odd since it formed, the climate of comedy has inevitably changed.
However, as communication has become more real-time, and our reliance on being constantly connected grows, the ways in which we date and go about pursing new relationships has inevitably changed.
Much as he seems to relish turning up at events dressed as "Claire", in outlandish babydoll frocks and smocks and a Louise Brooks bob, his fame has inevitably changed the atmosphere in which he works, as he explains in Sketchbooks: As I have become more successful and my prices have risen, drawings have become like currency, sometimes worth thousands of pounds.
Challenge Cup semi-finals always used to be tight and nervy, and although that has inevitably changed since they shifted from spring to summer, nobody would have predicted a first half between two of the game's heavyweights yielding nine tries.
