Sentence examples for has changed argues from inspiring English sources

The traveller and the world has changed, argues Wheeler.

And yet nothing has changed, argues film-maker Eugene Jarecki.

Not much has changed, argues classical historian Mary Beard.

Where Candidate Clinton spoke with optimism about the promise of the global economy, Mr Kerry, despite his strong pro-trade record in the Senate, sounds defensive.Times have changed, argue Mr Kerry's advisers.

Amid intense speculation that the decision is to be delayed by at least six months, Cameron's official spokeswoman denied that the government's plans had changed, arguing that ministers had said only that they provide "clear direction on the government's plans" later in the year.

The traditional image of the entrepreneur has also changed, argues Paphitis.

What has changed, Conley argues, is our sense of time and value.

This year the situation has changed, Minai argues.

Former justice secretary Chris Grayling banned books, but the new justice secretary, Michael Gove, has changed tack, arguing that all prisoners should gain literacy and numeracy skills to make them employable.

"Putin has changed," Bush argued on Wednesday.

Investigative journalism has changed and is changing, argues Michael Hedges on the FollowThe Media site.