Sentence examples for initially change from inspiring English sources

Small roles in movies such as The Last of the Mohicans (alongside his soon-to-be-cellmate Daniel Day-Lewis), were juggled with returning spots on Minder, Lovejoy and Casualty; a situation that didn't – initially – change too much following the success of In the Name of the Father the following year.

By nonideal step inputs we refer to excitation signals that initially change gradually or in smaller steps to a final value unlike the ideal step that requires a sudden jump equalling the size of the step.

Although it would be readily agreed that viewing neoplasia as a self-referential agency might not initially change the molecules or drugs used to treat cancer or their targets, over time, it would surely change the frame of reference in which they are employed.

Initially change was slow, and trust hard to come by.

Meanwhile, Russell Moore, president of the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, who had loudly criticized the initially change in World Vision's policy, applauded the reversal.

Initially, change in OMS-HC scores were compared using an independent samples t-test.

The average degradation rate and average number of PLA chains initially changed in direct proportion to the initial porosity, but there was an inverse change later in the degradation.

C. G. Millin: This money, elfin initially, changes into dry foliage (comp. anag. with e, & lit).. C. Ogilvie: Ersatz bread, unpleasantly gray if past the sell-by date (anag. + old).

Initially changes were introduced by the Labour government, but more recent policy changes have been introduced by the Conservative government.

As already mentioned, these sections were located where the mass initially changed flow direction, and where the channel-section suddenly increased.

Moving on a west-northwest track at roughly 20 mph (30 km/h) early on September 22, the storm initially changed little in intensity.