Sentence examples for key changes of from inspiring English sources

The first major indication of his decision to sell the papers was two key changes of personnel on the board of the company responsible for running them, Independent Print.

There are three key changes of note.

One of the key changes of the Fixed Term Parliament Act (FTP Act) is that Budget and Queen's Speech defeats are no longer matters of confidence; the Act says instead that MPs have to vote a government down by backing a specific motion of no confidence.

Microstructures of the co-doped Al2O3 with different amounts of Sc3+ have been investigated by XRD, HR-TEM, NMR, XPS and FT-IR to find the role of Sc3+ in this system, and several key changes of the micro nano-structure have been revealed, which are helpful to inhibit the factors of the quenching of UC lumicro nano-structure

She announced her first pregnancy by bursting open a sequin dinner jacket and sensually rubbing her tummy after blasting through all of the 5,000 key changes of "Love On Top".

She announced her first pregnancy by bursting open a sequin dinner jacket and sensually rubbing her tummy after blasting through all of the 5,000 key changes of "Love On Top".

Hypoxia is a key change of the tumor microenvironment after irradiation and is considered as one of the central factors leading to resistance of radiotherapy.

In light of Fowler's allegations regarding sexual harassment and management, Uber has overhauled its performance-review process, a key change of which was the omission of employee ratings and ranks.

The loss of natural fruit abscission or seeds shatter is one of the key change of agricultural traits in domestication of cereals, as a result of selection by humans (Sang and Ge 2007).

The table below summarises some of the key changes to GCSE exams.

Some resort to occasional key changes because of the difficulty of reaching the black keys.