Sentence examples for line of changes from inspiring English sources

This would be just the latest in a long line of changes and experts warn that constant tinkering can put people off saving.

The new junior doctor contract is the latest in a long line of changes that will cost the NHS more than it saves.

The latest proposal, to cut solar subsidies by 87%, is just another in a long line of changes that have hit energy efficiency, onshore wind, biomass and many other sectors that create jobs and a lower-carbon economy.

The move is the latest in a long line of changes for banknotes, first issued in return for deposits by the Bank when it was first established in 1694 to raise money for William III's war against France.

The move to plastic is the latest in a long line of changes for banknotes, first issued in return for deposits by the Bank, when it was established in 1694, to raise money for William III's war against France.

Several of my friends recently quit using Facebook, drawing a line at the latest in a long line of changes to their privacy policy.

These two campaign worldviews, of course, aren't mutually exclusive; Mr. Obama does his share of polling, and Mrs. Clinton has her own story line of change.

"Photography lives on the front line of change.

These lines of changes influence how planners address problems and evaluate solutions.

As recession and government downsizing have squeezed federal and state options, and partisan stalemate politics have crippled some state capitals, local leaders have pushed the front lines of change, if only by necessity.

Since being founded they have helped raise $29 million for wonderful local charities "working on the front lines of change".