Sentence examples for has kept changes from inspiring English sources

Lancaster has kept changes to a minimum believing the team is capable of finally producing the standard of rugby he has been demanding throughout a campaign shaped injuries to key players including Manu Tuilagi and Joe Launchbury.

"We've kept changes to a minimum and are saying to the players: 'You've won one game.

This old spook has kept atop changes in the espionage world.

"The president has kept his promises, changed the tone in Washington".

Although the quality of education has improved greatly over the years, it does not appear as if adult services has kept up with those changes.

The promise of such social change has kept Beijing's slums contained.

"So far, the technology has kept up with climate change," said Mr. McCloy at Sunapee, one of those resorts that Mr. Scott in Canada predicted would be put out of business eventually by global warming.

"I'm not sure that golf has kept up with that change.

Retailing has kept his attention "because it changes so frequently," he said.

The prevalence of backstory in Hollywood movies is one way that Hollywood has kept pace with, and reflected, changes in American society.

But as in his New Year's message, Mr Miliband's has kept overall plan for "big changes in our economy" relatively vague.