Sentence examples for hand a changing from inspiring English sources

In Canada, on the other hand, a changing party system enhanced labour's place in Canadian public life.

The revolving door of performance targets and budget streams, handed down by a changing landscape of departments, quangos and regulators, has led to a labyrinthine public sector data store.

There was, on the other hand, a constantly changing group of show business players in Las Vegas, which is a good thing for an audio engineer.

Moscow, on the other hand, stood testament to a changing history and landscape where old cathedrals made way for neo-gothic and functionalist towers.

Figure 5 shows spectra of nanostructure with the same diameters but with a changing handed helix angle of the half nanoring deviating from the direction of the electric field polarization.

The fact that local propagandists can plausibly suggest that the president of a West African country is in the hands of gay lobbyists reflects a changing world.

Considering Icahn's career thus far being centered around aggressive investment tactics, we may bear witness to a changing of hands.

Doctors say that Ms Romero recalled touching her face with a gloved hand after changing a nappy for one patient.

Doctors said Ms Romero recalled touching her face with a gloved hand after changing a nappy for one patient.

Stanley Kubrick was a friend of mine and he always used to say, "I live for the day where I can have a hand in changing the narrative form". VR may be the way that forces all of us to change that form of storytelling.

Of course, that dream has been at least partially derailed, thanks to the medieval House of Saud and its Persian Gulf minions barging in with a ruthless strategy of counter-revolution, while NATO lent a helping hand by changing the narrative to a "humanitarian" bombing campaign meant to reassert Western greatness.