Sentence examples for latest changing from inspiring English sources

The latest changing of the guard, while not expected to bring any change in direction for the newspaper, was still a symbolic moment: for 61 of the last 67 years, the publisher's job has been held by a member of Mr. Graham's family.

Regime change at the Proms is always a rather protracted affair, but the latest changing of the guard for the summer festival has been more involved than it usually is.

"We're just years too late changing our tactics.

"As far as the road thing, we've tried going on road trips early, going late, changing the schedule once we get there -- we've examined everything," Millen said.

And I – freshly out of the closet, not athletic, typically five to 10 minutes late changing for gym class because it took so long to take off all my bracelets and other jewelry – just thought that I must be a washout athletically, uncoordinated, effete and pale as milk.

This week, as news of the latest diaper changing debacle makes its rounds on the Interwebs, many parents and mom bloggers have expressed their horror at the idea of changing a child on a restaurant's dining table.

Previous research has shown that lives saved at younger ages reduce lifespan disparity, while lives saved at older ages increase it (Zhang and Vaupel 2009; van Raalte and Caswell 2013; Gillespie et al. 2014), with the threshold demarcating early and late ages changing in response to changes in the mortality schedule and the historical contingencies that shape it.

Australia was also late in changing from subsidized voluntary insurance to compulsory health insurance.

You can get the results you want by doing trials that are too small or too short; by testing your drug against either too low a dose or too high a dose of your competitor's drug; by stopping trials either to early or too late; by changing the outcome measures; by ignoring drop outs; by undertaking 'dodgy subgroup analyses'; and by many other methods.

We also spoke about his latest stand-up endeavors and the changing late night landscape as John Oliver gains popularity, "The Nightly Show" premieres and Stephen Colbert steps into David Letterman's shoes.

Sabshin was an author of dozens of scientific articles and author or co-author of seven books, including his latest in 2008, Changing American Psychiatry: a Personal Perspective, in which he describes changes in psychiatry in the post WWII era and later and offers his insights into the process.