Sentence examples for has changed which from inspiring English sources

The balance of forces has changed, which is not to say the outcome will be different.

But the world has changed, which the academies don't seem to have noticed, or to have drawn any conclusions from.

"I'm a lot fitter," he says, "and my body shape has changed, which is allowing me longer levers.

The question the reader raises, though, is a very important one, because something has changed which we have not figured out how to adjust to.

The best guess is that the idea of economic catch-up has changed, which means that politics in developing nations could change, too.

Everyone says the art world has changed, which is true, though your view of how, and how much, will depend on your entry point.

This time, however, some attitudes seem to have changed, which may help Mr. Peres.

And now for Mary, in just a few simple words, everything had changed, which meant anything could change that quickly.

But no one knew how far the landscape had changed: which euro-zone countries would be allowed to go bust?

"Within a few hours or days of treatment, you sample the blood and measure how the microvesicle numbers and composition have changed, which indicates treatment response.

Strategic circumstances in Asia have changed, which means that previous commercial considerations of the U.S. and its allies must change with them.