Sentence examples for has changed added from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, he left us with a lot of mess after him, but that gives us an opportunity to step up now and show people the sport has changed," added Froome.

"You can't argue with the financial performance [of the WRU], you can't argue with the performance of the national team, but there have been other obvious issues that have been challenging and one of the major concerns is the game itself and the way society has changed," added Davies.

Not much has changed," added youngest sister Alana.

"People might think that because the aeroplanes they see today generally have a similar shape to those of ten or 20 years ago, nothing has changed," adds Mr Glover.

"By looking at sediment records we are able to understand how the Earth's climate has changed," adds Dr Erin McClymont, a physical geographer at the University of Durham, also part of the research team.

Mr. Panio acknowledged that members of a local Dominican gang caused problems at the bar a few years ago but said things had changed, adding, "We have not had any serious incidents in years".

But a spokeswoman for the White House said nothing had changed, adding that "in a situation where there's a pervasive religious presence, that's where vouchers could be used".

"Well, we're both 40 and we both have families, so in that respect, some things have changed," adds Freeman Genee), "but Dean's right.

"Nothing has changed," she added.

"The game has changed," he added.

"The Olympic reality has changed," she added.