Sentence examples for more organic changes from inspiring English sources

So then what was the point of having us in the role of experts?" As well as the top-down transformations, there have been more organic changes to the city as huge numbers of Muscovites began travelling regularly and bringing back ideas from their trips.

After a series of more "organic" changes as opposed to a single intentional reform, a new system gradually came into being.

The histories of patients with diffuse symptoms but no objective findings (patients 1 and 2) gave rise to more extensive variations than did the case histories of patients 3 and 4 where the symptoms were more obviously related to a diagnosis (patient 3) or where more obvious organic changes existed (patient 4).

Then Apple and Facebook upended that model with something more organic and irrevocably changed how developers thought of success.

In response, the Roman army underwent a series of changes, more organic and evolutionary than the deliberate military reforms of the Republic and early Empire.

At first it wasn't a really good neighbourhood, but as more people started to move in, it started to change, more organic stores appeared and more sustainable healthy food stores, which is good because I am a vegetarian.

Consequently, critique from the participants can contribute to change, introducing new and more organic ways to perform collaboration exercises (Carlström 2012).

In a way it changes the phone completely, giving it a more organic edge.

Other participants made changes that were related to overall health including choosing to eat more organic products and reducing sun exposure.

His sound had changed again; in place of the Style Council's slickness was a more organic mix of tough rock, pastoral folk and rootsy soul.

But the change on the ground level — the social acceptance part — seems somewhat more organic, as the culture has become increasingly aware of the diversity in our society.