Sentence examples for many changes happening from inspiring English sources

Of course, the audition would have happened at an early stage in the filmmaking process, with many changes happening to the script since.

The 1979 fundraising year saw many changes happening to THON.

The thought of so many changes happening so fast could make anyone want to stick their head in the sand and hide.

Although major structural changes in air traffic management in Europe are still underway through the implementation of 4D trajectories, many changes happened and are happening now through the introduction of new automated features in the enroute air traffic control systems.

In all the notebooks after this experience, many extinct animals were mentioned, and extinction was described as a recurrent phenomenon ("Then many other animals, not just dinosaurs, became extinct," for example, in primary school; "Many changes happened in the past and they continue now," primary and middle school).

So many changes happened to John Cooper this year, it was literally like playing a completely new character, with the same roots.

"We've seen many changes happen, so there is always hope for the changes that still need to come".

Asked to describe the final season depicted in the film, Kapadia says, "At the beginning of the season Senna says, 'Something bad is going to happen' because there are too many drastic changes happening to the vehicles in one fell swoop".

"There are many more important changes happening at Warwick – such as creeping commercialisation of education, the vice-chancellor's ridiculous pay cheque and clamp-downs on student protest – that are far more deserving of student outrage than whether the new logo is too rectangular.

As one participant said: " there's too many landmines and changes happening as it is... that you're trying to navigate... unknown waters" (C-04).

Many capital changes happen under authoritarian regimes – such as that of Burma.