Sentence examples for looking at the changing from inspiring English sources
BAA, formerly British Airports Authority before privatisation, now runs airports all over America, Europe and Asia-Pacific, and is regarded as the best in the world at doing so.Shock of the newThere is no better way to gauge the changes in British business than by looking at the changing face of the FTSE-100 list of leading companies by market capitalisation.
We begin by looking at the changing role of two key institutions that have been used by the state to manage society: the household registration system and the workplace.
I can't do either, but I'm very, very good at lying on a sun-lounger and drinking in sunshine, as if it was nectar, or at least a nice glass of rosé, and gazing out at mountains covered in pine trees, and looking at the changing shapes of the shadows as the sun sinks and sets.
Participants assigned to the CHEX condition spent more time looking at the changing aircraft on the radar screen and/or on the tool during the 15-s post-change interval than participants in the control condition.
The main effect of condition was also significant, F 1, 49) = 8.637, p = 0.005, η2 p = 0.15, showing that participants in the CHEX condition spent more time looking at the changing aircraft on the radar and/or on the tool during the 15-s post-change interval than participants assigned to the control condition.
Therefore, investigating divorce pattern and its change over time provides a new lens to look at the changing marriage instability in China.
So perhaps this is the time to look at the changing environment in a new light.
We have looked at the changing income distribution within countries, but what about the global picture?
"PRE-ROSH HASHANA SPECIAL: THE LOWER EAST SIDE" looks at the changing immigrant population in the area.
It looks at the changing landscape of interlibrary loans within academic libraries and suggests that closer collaboration between departments and increased patron interaction benefits everyone.
Proceeding in a largely chronological and thematic fashion, we will look at the changing conceptions of death and the afterlife in India, China, and Japan.
