Sentence examples for has changed especially from inspiring English sources

Mr. Edwards concedes that his tone has changed, especially since 2004.

Since then, though, much has changed, especially in the world of political communications.

That has changed, especially as he approaches his 82nd birthday and the end of his current term.

"The important thing is that the way people think has changed, especially young people," said Artturi Tarjanne, general partner at Nexit Ventures in Helsinki.

Much has changed, especially the way that charitable heritage and arts organisations now recognise that they need to work in a more business-like fashion.

Much has changed, especially this year as the tournament added parking, transportation and security because of Woods's decision to play about 20 miles south of his Jupiter Island home.

By spring, however, their opinion had changed, especially of officials at the bureau.

Times have changed, especially in the money-mad art world, which has compelled even prideful Europeans to start trolling for cash.

A year later, all the economic rules have changed, especially after last week, when Mr. Corzine presented his austere $28.9 billion state budget plan for next year.

But these highly visible remnants of classical music's elitism are dismaying, because, in fact, things have changed, especially in America.

He said it would not be possible to seek any clawback in the contract since the specifications made by the department had changed, especially over security.