Sentence examples for has not changed appreciably from inspiring English sources

Although important advances have been made in the last decade, the mortality rate of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma has not changed appreciably.

After several years, the phosphorescent product is altered by the action of the rays and becomes less luminous, though the quantity of radium has not changed appreciably.

Public opinion on a city-financed soccer stadium has not changed appreciably since 2008, when the last serious talks took place about a deal with D.C. United.

"It's not a simple task, but the numbers are pretty good," he said, adding that the method of collecting the numbers has not changed appreciably in decades.

Customers have always complained about the difficulty of booking free trips for destinations and times they prefer, however, and that has not changed appreciably.

The poll found that despite the emphasis by Mr. Bush since Labor Day on the need to move against Saddam Hussein, support for such a policy has not changed appreciably since the summer.

The composition of the teaching force hasn't changed appreciably since then; all that's changed are the academic standards and the assessments tied to them.

A half-century after her career-establishing hit, the musical image Ms. Page presents (she is now 73) hasn't changed appreciably.

The band's style hasn't changed appreciably, but Mr. Petty has written some fine, terse vignettes that evoke the sort of seamy Los Angeles milieu that was the mystery writer Raymond Chandler's specialty.

Stranded about four miles east of the present-day Missouri, much of which has been dredged and straightened, this stretch of water hasn't changed appreciably since the Corps of Discovery traveled up it in August of 1804.

U.S. real estate law hasn't changed appreciably in the last three hundred years so many attorneys wrongly think it's simple.