Sentence examples for much of changing from inspiring English sources

"It's not so much of changing my view as broadening," Ms. Gillibrand said.

"I don't think they have much chance of changing what they're talking about," said Dr. Korn, of Harvard.

In the aftermath of the financial crisis, there was much talk of changing the way mortgage bonds are rated.

For all the expectations, no one thinks there's much hope of changing the car-dependent culture of suburbia.

The paper's Zionist ardour cooled gradually, not so much because of changing intellectual fashion in London but of changing circumstances in the Middle East.

In an interview with the Observer prior to her detention, she said: "I'm not so interested in politics and I don't have much hope of changing society..

But if a cynical, fearful public concludes that he has about as much chance of changing the legal system for the better after all his years in office as England have of winning the World Cup, it's an argument that may have become self-defeating.

In an interview with the Observer last year, Liu Xia said of her husband: "I'm not so interested in politics and I don't have much hope of changing society… But when you live with such a person, even if you don't care about politics, politics will care about you".

Next, it will go to the White House for President Barack Obama's signature, and archaeologists don't think there is much chance of changing or removing the rider.

But it was as much a reflection of changing views about marijuana across South and North Americaricas as will be seen at the UN General Assembly Special Session on drugs, which begins Monday.

He has had this apartment for 37 years and it's been as much a reflection of changing trends as the clothes he makes.