Sentence examples for of wider changes from inspiring English sources

Instead, it is an identifiable symbol of wider changes that humans have caused.

Slowly, her horizons begin to broaden – and there are glimpses too of wider changes in Irish society.

In tropical countries there are just the rainy and dry periods, but elsewhere there are successions of wider changes.

But these restrictions were in fact only a small part of wider changes to the rules the authorities use to manage the behaviour of prisoners behind bars.

Urban growing is part of wider changes that need to be made, including supporting small farmers around cities and mentoring new growers.

Over time, though, Mr. Peña also shifted the festival away from its Eurocentric beginnings, a move reflective of wider changes in world cinema.

With the Scottish Parliament set to get more powers following the country's rejection of independence, what are the chances of wider change across the UK, including the idea of "English votes for English laws"?

Appointing a woman would show that the UN means what it says about the importance of gender equality as an instrument of wider change.

Manual analysis of the genes showing the most pronounced changes in expression confirmed the importance of immunity/inflammation and tissue remodelling/matrix but also indicated the occurrence of wide changes in transport, metabolism and signalling (see below).

Can you name one or two of the wider changes that made it possible for Netanyahu to accept the swap at the time he did?

The Glorious Revolution in Scotland was part of a wider change of regime, known as the Glorious Revolution or Revolution of 1688, in the British kingdoms of the Stuart monarchy in 1688 89.