Sentence examples for is due for changes from inspiring English sources

(The 911 itself is due for changes later this year; buyers evidently don't think it looks aggressive enough, so its airscoops and lights are being redesigned to add attitude).Land Rover's big news is the launch of its new mid-range Discovery off-roader (sold as the LR3 in America), complete with a range of engines and a chassis on which its forthcoming model generation will be based.

The U.S. beer market is due for change.

The U.S. beer market, like those elsewhere, is due for change.

Fred Weber Fred Weber thinks the handheld computing world is due for some changes.

It is fair to say the automotive industry is due for monumental changes and it's an exciting time to watch Silicon Valley become the new Detroit.

Globally, the discussion about addiction and hard drug use is due for a change.

The Polo is due for a model change in 2010, and Volkswagen's new $1 billion plant in Chattanooga, Tenn., goes on line the following year.

Saturday marks 50 years since "Bloody Sunday" -- the day peaceful demonstrators campaigning for civil rights were attacked by Alabama state troopers -- and the historic bridge at the center of the march from Selma to Montgomery is due for a name change, according to a new petition.

IF THE ebb and flow of China's recent history is any guide, the country is due for a period of momentous change.

"The Green Lantern" hits theaters June 17th; Reynolds' more earth-bound comedy, "The Change-Up," is due for an August 5th release.

After more than 25 years of continuous development, Danish wind-energy landscapes are due for face changes.