Sentence examples for have changed extremely from inspiring English sources
But another sequence, the gene's so-called unidentified domain (UD), appears to have changed extremely rapidly in humans--about seven times faster than it did in other mammals--and shows signs of being positively selected for in evolution.
And yet every extreme weather event these days provokes questions about climate change; that is because, as Elizabeth Kolbert notes in this week's Comment, the climate has changed extremely.
"These extremely successful retailers have changed the tapestry of retailing in the U.S.," Mr. Rubenstein, the spokesman, said.
But a slightly different question indicates views have changed: 29 percent said it was extremely important for the government to increase equality of opportunity.
"We can, however, ask and answer the question of how the odds of getting an extremely wet winter have changed due to man-made climate change: have past greenhouse gas emissions loaded the weather dice?" Allen told the Guardian.
I for one am amazed and extremely grateful for how things have changed for gays.
First: This product is extremely cheap (just $40), and a rechargable battery would have changed that.
Thus, while the winner might have changed if a thorough recount had been conducted, and although there are inherent ambiguities when the margin of victory is so small, the outcome is extremely unlikely to have changed based on the missing precincts alone.
By the mid-1990s, clinicians were aware that the landscape had changed considerably for extremely preterm infants, but wide variation in survival rates between single centres and a lack of standardized developmental follow-up meant that it was difficult to gauge the impact of extremely preterm birth on a national level and to counsel parents as to the likely outcomes for their child.
But the Obama connection, he said, "has changed my life, and I'm extremely grateful".
Though I do wonder if suddenly becoming one half of an extremely famous couple has changed things.
