Sentence examples for hand has changed from inspiring English sources

The LSE, on the other hand, has changed dramatically since the late 1990s, gaining efficiency and diversifying its shareholder base.Despite such doubts, Macquarie cannot be ruled out.

On display at the Cather Center is the family Bible, open to the page on which a mature editorial hand has changed Wilella to Willa, added Sibert, and altered her date of birth from 1873 to 1876.

The distance between the two inner oxygen atoms, on the other hand, has changed in the opposite direction, that is, to shorter value, at pH 7.0.

England, on the other hand, have changed utterly.

The goal is still the same; the means and mode of getting there, on the other hand, have changed.

By then, Wordsworth's political attitudes, forged during the French revolution that he experienced at first hand, had changed from the radical idealism of his youth into something more circumspect and disillusioned.

Everything is different now, of course, but on the other hand nothing has changed.

On the other hand, Portugal has changed: today, it really does belong to Europe.

"On the other hand, everything has changed, because we can go ahead without being too vulnerable to shifting market sentiment".

So, on the one hand, nothing has changed and dancing remains illegal in many clubs.

Four years later, it changed hands for £5,000 - and now has changed hands again for three quarters of a million.