Sentence examples for having made changes from inspiring English sources

All this has changed since Elliott's day, even as the house has remained (despite the Saudis having made changes to it that render it unrecognisable).

Just seven per cent of respondents reported having made changes to their Internet or cell phone to avoid having their activities tracked or noticed in "recent months", according to Pew.

The Alex appeared to have turned the corner when, having made changes following the defeat at Gillingham, Davis's side then beat Port Vale in the local derby before earning a 1-1 away draw at Yeovil.

Those who indicated not having adapted were assumed to not have taken concrete actions to change their management practices, whereas respondents who reported having made changes in their management were assumed to not have significant hindrances that would prevent them to undertake adaptation actions.

If they made that choice, the Walton's could leave behind a legacy of having made changes that left this country in better shape.

In contrast when participants had witnessed families having made changes to their lifestyles, offering support felt worthwhile.

Brown has made changes.

Most of them have made changes.

But Koeppen had made changes.

"They have made changes that have got results.

"Combat in Vietnam has made changes in my thinking.