Sentence examples for previous changes in from inspiring English sources

Previous changes in the world's climate have been set off by variations either in the angle of the Earth's rotation or in its distance from the sun.

And yet it was interesting that the National Bureau of Economic Research chose the election week to release a new study on the impact of previous changes in the system on Social Security benefits.

Previous changes in the law have made striking harder; higher unemployment has made it scarier; and, in the public sector, what the authors sum up as "privatisation, balkanisation and stubborn ness" by public employers backed by the government, already represent formidable disincentives to strike action.

These new policies came on top of previous changes in the 90's that let consumers get zero-down payment loans.

Previous changes in strategy, management and even the decision to IPO do not seem to have been organic decisions planned by management, but rather reactive board-led decisions.

All previous changes in the potential plateau, number of plateaus and shape of charging discharging curves can be due to structural re-arrangement in the electrode materials as confirmed by CV curves in Fig. 3c and d.

The four stocks taken out then had all underperformed the index since March 1997, the date of the previous change in the index, while those that were added had all done better than the index.

These are unrealizable because of some previous change in the conditions of the subject, and some are merely imaginable alternatives, such as Socrates's being a bishop, which never had a real basis in things.

In this exercise we reduce these differences by 20%% in order to evaluate whether employment stability could change for reasons other than variations in the UIS and whether the gains in employment stability could be larger or smaller than the gains achieved with the previous change in the UI entitlement.

Previous change in eGFRCYS over time was calculated for each participant using additional measurements from 1989 to 1990 and/or 1992 to 1993 and linear regression (11).

For recurrent pressure, a second question is whether the pressure arose due to a previous change in the genome of the species ("genetic" or intrinsic) or in its environment ("environmental" or extrinsic).