Sentence examples for more changeable from inspiring English sources
It is a much more changeable setup.
They're younger here, more idiosyncratic, more changeable.
"I think the way we worked there was more changeable.
But a recently published study suggests that our "personality" may be more changeable than we think.
But he approaches the ever more changeable Eisenhower legacy with new and intriguing questions.
Such statistical noise makes society look more changeable than it is.
The recurrent development of new and diversified crops which can thrive in the more extreme, changeable and uncertain environmental conditions brought about by climate change depends on the continuous availability of a wide pool of plant genetic diversity.
Both robust and delicate appear here – depending on the weather (and let's be honest, it's been more than changeable recently), I like eating both.
As the scenic aspects of the intermezzi grew more elaborate, changeable scenery was developed, as was complicated machinery with which to mobilize clouds, waves, and sea monsters.
Another commonly used construct is that of approaches to studying, which refers to more elastic, changeable approaches and preferences that learners have for studying and learning (Entwistle and Tait 1990).
'NSAIDs and antiplatelets' measures were selected as the most suitable outcome measures for the DQIP trial, based on evidence of this prescribing being more easily changeable.
