Sentence examples for phase of changes from inspiring English sources

Next phase of changes to improve efficiencies in manufacturing, Location & Commerce, and supporting functions.

The present study aimed to reveal the initial phase of changes in cerebral oxygenation induced by active or passive ankle exercise.

The savannas of the world currently are undergoing another phase of change as modern expansion of the human population impinges on the vegetation and fauna.

While arguably many have taken on that question since the dawn of mass HE, the sector has now entered into a new phase of change from the United Kingdom to the United States; from Saudi Arabia to South Africa.

The DH's permanent secretary, Dame Una O'Brien, announced in December she would be leaving in April, "as we plan for the next phase of change in the department and the wider health and care system".

Acknowledging how the landscape of fashion education is entering a phase of change, BoF's founder, Imran Amed, and editorial associate, Robin Mellery-Pratt, said: "What's clear is that the fashion education landscape is in an exciting period of flux.

With benefit cuts putting pressure on local government, and reorganisation distracting the NHS, as well as the cumulative effect of year-on-year reductions in spending, plus this summer's spending review, the next phase of change is just beginning.

But to admirers, like the cabinet secretary Sir Jeremy Heywood, Troup's "deep tax expertise" – acquired in part from years at the City law firm Simmons & Simmons advising offshore tax havens and other clients – qualifies him perfectly to lead HMRC through a "phase of change and amid unprecedented public interest in taxation".

As early as ca. 4550 cal BCE, an initial phase of change in vegetation cover, has been recorded.

This third case example highlights the transition from the Act stage of the PDSA cycle to the Sustainment phase of change.

I feel that the next phase of change will coincide with the opening of hotels around either corner from us.