Sentence examples for has changed often from inspiring English sources

The site had held one chapel after another since the fourth century, so it has changed often.

Gates, which is his own personal fiefdom, has changed often through the years, in the art, decor and menu.

Because the federal estate tax exemption has changed often in recent years, many lawyers have fallen back on using a "formula clause" in trust documents rather than stating that a specific dollar amount be left to certain individuals.

Since Herbert Hoover appointed the first press secretary, in 1929, the role has changed — often depending upon the relationship between the press secretary and the President, as well as on the condition of the Presidency.

Miyamoto conceived Hyrule, the setting for Nintendo's Legend of Zelda series, in 1986, and though its layout has changed often in the intervening decades, its ambiance of bucolic, occasionally threatening whimsy hasn't.

Even disregarding features that "work" but need to be broken in order to continue innovating (for example, how the profile has changed, often dramatically, over the years), Facebook is a social product connecting over a billion people across the globe.

The rest of the world had changed, often brutally and violently.

Consumer advocates, however, said beneficiaries should carefully review the options because prices have changed, often by significant amounts.

In 1845, Cardinal Newman (who subsequently opposed the declaration of papal infallibility at the First Vatican Council) wrote that, although there was no change in Heaven, "here below, to live is to change and to be perfect is to have changed often".

My research, talking to women at a range of levels of seniority about their experiences as mothers at work, suggests that employers (while some attitudes and practices have changed) often still struggle to deal with motherhood.

To improve is to change, so to be perfect is to have changed often".