Sentence examples for has been changing at from inspiring English sources

There are still women out there with the money to buy this stuff – I've seen them with my own eyes – but in the last decade their demographic has been changing at a lightning rate.

The technology has been changing at a rapid rate in recent times and it is important that the staff is trained to be skilled in the area and is kept up to date.

A tiny country with a population of half a million people, Qatar has been changing at breakneck speed since the discovery of one of the world's largest gas fields in the 1990s.

The incidence of cervical cancer has been changing at a global level, with increasing incidence in women below 40 years of age [ 9, 10].

Morbidity and mortality associated with candidemia are significant and the epidemiology of species has been changing, at both local and worldwide levels.

Over the past two decades, there is increasing evidence that the structure of dietary intake in low and middle income countries has been changing at an increasingly rapid pace.

However, the nature of the Oregon Trail had been changing at least since the late 1840s, first with the coming of the forty-niners during the California Gold Rush and then, during the 1850s, by an increased U.S. military presence, physical improvements (e.g., ferries and bridges) to the route, and the appearance of steamboats on the Columbia River.

But times have been changing, at long last.

The site will also send you refund alerts if the price drops after a purchase and gives users access to interactive price graphs that show how prices have been changing at top stores (i.e. Amazon).

Nor should Obama have been surprised by the "shift to the center" because he has been changing his positions at will for his entire career.

"People get very emotional about this subject and I think we should just accept that the climate has been changing for centuries," he said at the Conservative party conference in October.