Sentence examples for more changes lie from inspiring English sources

The company, meanwhile, says more changes lie ahead.

More changes lie aheadThey were hierarchical and bureaucratic organisations that were in the business of making long runs of standardised products.

More changes lie ahead, by Blum's reckoning.

By Blum's reckoning, more changes lie ahead.

Economics correspondent Sarah Dickins has been looking at how the role of councils has changed over the past few decades and why more changes lie ahead.

And archdiocesan officials suggested today that more changes lay ahead.

The effort has gotten off to a slow start, and Republican critics have, predictably, seized on that as "proof" that the government will be incapable of managing the much more complex changes lying ahead.

Here are some more key points (via HVR's team): Herman Van Rompuy (@euHvR) Real changes lie in content of spending, not small change to overall ceiling.

But he did finish with the prediction: "More change and better days lie ahead for this parliament and for Scotland".

"I'm happy to say with every degree of certainty that more change and better days lie ahead for this parliament and for Scotland".

Mr Salmond's speech ended with a note of optimism and confidence for first minister-in-waiting Nicola Sturgeon: "More change and better days lie ahead for this Parliament and for Scotland".