Sentence examples for has again changed from inspiring English sources
More recently, the prospect of genetic engineering has again changed the causal language appropriate to this disease.
Now she has updated the book and explained why she has again changed her view on at least one important issue.
The realization that empty space might in fact provide the dominant source of energy in the universe has again changed everything.
As the literary Marxist Fredric Jameson observes, "In the last years, utopia has again changed its meaning and has become the rallying cry for left and progressive forces".
She added: "The government has again changed the system for distributing money to local areas for major transport projects, with much more emphasis now on competition for funding.
My own voice changed to a darker color when I had my son at age 31 and now post-menopausal it has again changed, more comfortable singing higher.
But in January 2012, the Cincinnati team had again changed the criteria "without executive approval because they believed the July 2011 criteria were too broad," the report said.
Now the events of Sept. 11 have again changed the nation's perception of the swagger building, which had recently returned to glory.
But by Saturday evening he had again changed tack and was waxing determinedly lyrical about the romanticism of running a small club.
After a brief period in 1999 when Germany at last seemed to have accepted that it was an immigration country—and even began to see foreigners as an asset things have again changed for the worse.
