Sentence examples for have been considerable changes from inspiring English sources

He said: "There have been considerable changes to A-level science followed by GCSEs.

Over time, there have been considerable changes in emphasis on these different economic functions of the budget.

Since 1970, there have been considerable changes in the composition of immigrant parents by source country, as well as in aggregate female labor force participation and fertility rates in the United States that might affect the findings.

(2) Studies spanned over 30 years (1981 2013) and there have been considerable changes in the phenotype of T1 and T2D in this time.

The analysis of studies over a 20-year period where there have been considerable changes in cardiac surgery and anesthesia as well as in CPB technology, myocardial protection, and antifibrinolytic therapies will also influence the overall results.

There have been considerable changes in the past decade in the rules and regulations governing applications for ethical approval to conduct low-risk population-based health research in the UK [ 14].

The results of the research have revealed that there had been considerable changes in the mechanical properties of the neat and SBS modified asphalt mixture samples, taken at specific times over a one-year period, because of the traffic loads and environmental effects.

The above data show that there had been considerable changes over time in hospital revenue and productivity, and also that there was a considerable amount of unnecessary care.

There has been considerable change in the care sector and much of it in relation to training and regulation has been positive.

Overall, it is difficult to envisage a place for any of these treatments in the current treatment landscape for PC, in which there has been considerable change recently.

In Ethiopia, previous studies reported that there have been considerable LULC changes in different parts of the country over the different time periods (Gete 2000; Kebrom and Hedlund 2000; Belay 2002; Woldeamlak 2002; Gete and Hurni 2001; Aklilu et al. 2007; Asmamaw et al. 2011; Mohammed 2011; Tsehaye and Mohammed 2013; Kassa et al. 2014; Eleni et al. 2013).