Sentence examples for making much changes from inspiring English sources

This paper analysis the pongamia methyl ester (PME) as an alternate source of fuel for CI engines without making much changes in the existing engine technology and without causing much difficulties for the scientists and engineers.

Even though this double deletion effects did not make much changes in the PLs pool at C-limitation, it still caused about 50% lower level of PI when compare to the single deletion strains.

Leveson concedes that this might not appear to make much change, but he says this would make it easier to challenge poor decisions in court by judicial review: "It will ensure both the highest standards of probity and that a very rigorous test is applied to the reasoning behind the eventual position".

Online job websites have been around for 10 years now — they haven't made much change since originally launching to improve the process of candidates looking for jobs, and recruiters looking for candidates.

Despite this the move is unlikely to make much change to the rankings of Google's services or other platforms dominated by user-generated content such as Facebook and Twitter, since copyright flagging is just one of many factors that will influence their placing.

The acetate-buffer incubation cannot make much change for the biomass structure was proved by the hydrolysis experiment: The acetate-buffer-incubated corn stover and corncob and the samples without incubation were hydrolyzed by CTec2 (Novoyzmes) at 50 °C for 72 h.

Learning to live with a somewhat smaller and more stable financial sector will be challenging for the U.K., but it shouldn't be beyond a country that, over the past generation, has showed itself capable of making much bigger changes.

Ms. Saunders expressed concern that more companies might separate the two roles simply to quell shareholder dissent, without making much real change.

Therefore, each day this month, Middle East Collective (MEC) will feature Muslim women who are boldly making much needed positive changes in our world despite facing continual disadvantages and stereotyping because of their gender and religion.

A spokesman for the Foundation Trust Network said the decision raised "significant fears about how competition law is being applied within NHS settings and on trusts' ability to make much needed changes to how services are delivered".

I mean, he would have had to make much bigger changes.