Sentence examples for important changes from from inspiring English sources
In Phyllis Rose's brilliant study of Victorian marriage, "Parallel Lives," she acknowledges that among the most important changes from the 19th century to the 20th was that "women can hold jobs, earn a living, own property".
Some glottalist linguists claim that the Old Armenian system had not undergone any important changes from the Proto-Indo-European system, which they interpret in a manner quite different from the traditional view.
On the decisive "how," or modalities, there are three important changes from the current regime that are vital to be clarified.
A critical, frequently mentioned technical barrier was the ability to separate important changes from background "noise".
29, 34 There were no clinically important changes from baseline in number or size of ovarian cysts among the groups.
This highlights potentially important changes from recent conditions that might be masked by trends if a longer climatological period were used.
In one important change from last year's bill, the Senate agreed to tack on a renewal of another stalled measure, the Trafficking Victims Protection Act.
Still, even Mr. Davies of The Guardian says that the internal investigation that led to Mr. Ailes's ouster and all that has followed is an important change from the hacking scandal, when the company was slower to act.
The deal includes an important change from past land acquisitions, a shift that some environmental groups say could be a model for the rest of the country: the company that owns the land, International Paper, will retain the right to harvest wood using sustainable methods, which generally means selectively cutting trees and planting new ones to replace them.
That was an important change from four years earlier, when George W. Bush won 60percentt of the Hispanic evangelical vote.
