Sentence examples for more changing of from inspiring English sources

The basketball team is trying to recover from whiplash after enduring more changing of the guard than Buckingham Palace.

More changing of the guard among the leadership ranks at VMware.

The next 100 years will likely witness the emergence of even more changing trends of infective endocarditis, which as yet have not been well recognized.

There is no more clear changing of the guard than this.

Away from the pomp and circumstance of Barack Obama's swearing in, a more discreet changing of the guard is taking place across Washington, DC.

ANOVA results indicated that the light olefins selectivity was influenced more by changing of SiO2/Al2O3 molar ratio rather of H2O/Al2O3 molar ratio.

It is consistent with the fact that brachypodium is a wild plant, which faces more rapid changing of environmental stress and phytopathogen.

However we are assuming that age and period (younger more impulsive; changing availability of highly toxic pesticides) are more parsimonious explanations of changing rates than cohort effects (coping strategies set by exposure to high rates at a sensitive age leads to higher risk of suicide later in life).

More importantly, changing levels of PLAP correlated with the course of disease in 79 samples from 33 patients with seminoma (P less than 0.0001).

"Jeb knows, as I do, that your works of mercy are making our society more compassionate, changing the lives of millions of citizens," Mr. Bush said.

But others were more inclined to celebrate the changing of the guard.