Sentence examples for outline the changes in from inspiring English sources

As a recap, let me proceed through the sequential narrative structure of movies and outline the changes in film style, when they occurred.

The bank does not appear to have any plans to write to its customers again to outline the change in policy.

Schultz outlined the changes in a letter responding to requests from the EFF, Human Rights Watch, ACLU and others to provide "equal treatment and protection for all who use and depend on Facebook as a central platform for online expression and communication".

Mr Alexander outlined the changes in a speech to the Institute of Fiscal Studies think tank, in which he stressed the importance of "fiscal discipline".

Table 2 outlines the changes in scores for each of the sections for the 75 patients who completed the follow-up questionnaire using the phone system.

It is an honest outline of the changes in society and the way we address topics such as sexuality.

The report, commissioned by the Asia Society and the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, outlines the change in China's priorities from attracting foreign investment to becoming a global purveyor of capital.

Employment Minister Esther McVey outlined the change in a letter to Labour MP Sheila Gilmore about benefits sanctions, the Guardian has reported.

The startup believes patients are becoming increasingly responsible for healthcare costs and has outlined the change in the market in a new research paper "The New Medical Economy" to illustrate the changes.

Bearing in mind these limitations, it is important to note that the changes in the PSS scores found in this study were comparable to other interventions (see online appendix A for a table outlining the change in PSS found in other studies), especially face-to-face MBSR and cognitive therapy courses that reported effects sizes lower than those found in this study (ranging from 0.52 to 1.19).

Friendster outlines some of the changes in a video (embedded below), in which it calls out other social networks (*cough* Facebook and *cough* MySpace) for being plain and boring.