Sentence examples for made change from inspiring English sources

Pain made change.

The crocodile had made change.

Both candidates made change the central theme of their campaigns.

But the restlessness of the new constituencies made change inevitable.

Each time, we made change work for us.

Thus, William made change in time, or evolution, a fundamental explanatory concept in astronomy.

(f) "I want to make change but I've already made change.

So can users; each human-made change will also be noted by the I.B.M. software and, at least in theory, the error will become less likely to occur again.

Man-made change in wetland ecosystems is mainly a 20th century process.

The straight line of the cumulative number of earthquakes (Fig. 2d) indicates no obvious man-made change in the bulk seismicity rate (Wyss 1991; Zuniga and Wiemer 1999).

The legends are the same as those of Fig. 4. The Kurile quiescence should be a man-made change (Fig. 5 d-f)).