Sentence examples for mere change of from inspiring English sources

The mere change of voice may take some getting used to.

He promised a fundamental change to the way the country was governed, not a mere change of guard.

He was transferred to the Canopus, a supply ship, but a mere change of assignments was apparently not enough.

It is recognized that transformations that decouple forces and linear strains from moments and angular strains cannot be described as a mere change of reference point.

(BOSTON) — Many life-threatening diseases are caused or exacerbated by a mere change of a single nucleotide building block in the universal genetic DNA code.

It is a Spanish mantra, requiring a mere change of name of euro-area countries, to insist that Spain is different.

Differences were even observed when using fairly similar and simple incubations setups with mere changes of the media volume, under maintenance of sink conditions, and of the vessel geometry.

"Superficial changes at Fifa to its statues will not be sufficient and, likewise, mere changes of personnel in certain positions without a genuine commitment to good- overnance will not be sufficient," she said.

Mystical spin from Saeed Ajmal's box of tricks was a large factor in their downfall then, but to be perplexed by the round-arm of Herath, who relied almost entirely on mere changes of pace, will be particularly concerning to the England hierarchy.

Sometimes the merest change of position sent sparks right through the theater; sometimes a merely transitional phrase made the felicities of Tchaikovsky's score register anew.

Subsection (a) shall not apply to any change in ownership by reason of a mere change in the form of conducting the trade or business so long as the land is retained in such trade or business and the person holding the land before such change retains a direct or indirect 80-percent interest in such land.