Sentence examples for operation has changed from inspiring English sources
The entire task of building this largely volunteer operation has changed since four years ago as the novelty of Mr. Obama's first run has faded some.
Mr. Cannuscio agreed that "the mode of operation" has changed with different owners and that the current owners, who have run the bar since 1993, probably cater to a younger crowd than before.
People who remember when cataract removal involved general anesthesia, days in the hospital, weeks immobile at home and the subsequent need to wear Coke-bottle glasses may find it hard to believe how much the operation has changed.
A site of pilgrimage for Starbucks habitués the world over, the store offers not just all the drinks on the company's modern menu — from normal coffee and espresso to chai tea lattes and caramel Frappuccinos — but a sense of just how much the operation has changed over the decades.
Immaculée Birhaheka of the Promotion et Appui Aux Initiatives Feminines (Promotion and Support for Women's Initiatives) pleaded that "the name of the military operation has changed, but the situation remains the same: Women are still being killed, maimed, abused like animals".
The ship has been renamed because its owners and area of operation have changed, Todd added.
Bulleid considered that attitudes towards the labour-intensity of steam operation had changed during the post-war period, favouring dieselisation and electrification.
The media world and our business operations have changed dramatically since we first produced this report in 2003 and so has the way we run our business.
Patel says its operations have changed the temperature of the water gushing down into the fishing area and caused their catch to migrate.
Speaking during a working dinner with several Turkish newspaper editors on Saturday, he said the military operations had "changed the regional game" and "showed its [Turkey's] strength".
Urban rail transit operations have changed from a single line to a multiline network.
