Sentence examples for in the examples of changing from inspiring English sources

Unlike these theories the above hybrid conception allows these elements to separate, as in the examples of changing one's moral judgment about gay sex or a failed promotion.

Clinic closures in Texas and the likely upcoming changes in Tennessee are two examples of changing landscapes that have left a large number of women in doubt regarding their options.

NEW YORK — When Delta Air Lines took over a regional carrier, Pinnacle Airlines, last month, it was the latest example of changing dynamics in the U.S. regional airline industry: As consolidation continues, network carriers are exerting ever more control over their regional partners.

In another example of changing priorities, in March the UN's refugee agency, UNHCR, handed over responsibility for IDP coordination to Ocha.

Consider, for example, estimates of vital rates in the face of changing climates.

The timing of the data collection (2005 2010) allows for the most appropriate understanding of event rates compared to older datasets, for example, from the 1990s, especially in the context of changing concomitant treatments of comorbidities (eg, intensity of use of antihypertensives, lipid-lowering drugs and newer antiarrhythmic drugs) and immediately before NOACs were launched.

This is evident in the example of the Bitcoin blockchain changing how the financial industry thinks about distributed ledgers and encryption, and it's evident in how social media has changed our face-to-face relationships and political lives.

For an example of changing the subject, consider the origins of the Jose Padilla case.

But thats in the process of changing.

This may look to a computer like a particularly Machiavellian example of changing the rules in mid-game.

But The Big Short is also an example of changing times in cinema.