Sentence examples for modern change from inspiring English sources

It is a simple formula but is at the heart of modern change, whether benign or tending toward the totalitarian.

Put like that, this was a Big Idea that could unlock the secrets of how modern change happens the way it does.

Worried about the "storm of modern change" threatening cherished landscapes, Johnson said: "This generation has altered the composition of the atmosphere on a global scale through… a steady increase in carbon dioxide from the burning of fossil fuels".

Structurally, Lady Ludlow is a brave and experimental book, although the long, melodramatic tale of the French revolution a detour within the main story does not quite balance the "revolution" of modern change.

The circumscription of Cucumis dates back to Linnaeus [ 17], with the most significant modern change being the separation of Cucumella Chiovenda in 1929, which has become generally accepted [ 11- 18] 18].

But which modern changes are causing the most harm?

Before modern changes in church practice, only clergy and choir members were permitted in the chancel.

Without modern changes, during this time of year in the northeastern U.S., mostly we would be eating canned or salted foods.

Born in 1937, I knew my parents' early world only via trips back into those parts of Kentucky and Tennessee not yet reached by most modern changes.

Between them, Laura Ashley and Terence Conran – retro and Anglicised modern – changed the taste of a generation (there's a Conran Shop in the High Street too).

"It's a system originally designed in 1945 and it hasn't kept pace with modern changes in medicine and in our understanding of disability".