Sentence examples for range of change and from inspiring English sources

"The military understands it is not business as usual — but the question is on the range of change and the extent of change," said Samer Soliman, a political science professor at the American University in Cairo.

Much like their children, families of first-year college students often go through a wide range of changes and emotions.

Employment minister Eric Abetz is currently considering a range of changes and is expected to make a final decision in April.

He urged it to gather public comments on a range of changes and then make a final overhaul recommendation to the S.E.C.

The full range of changes and the many variants still remain to be studied, but it is clear that the basic canon lay deeply rooted in the training of the Egyptian artist.

We used the data reported here – photographs and maps that showed the range of changes and the time frame in which these changes occurred – as the basis for restoration design.

The constraints resulting from limited resources and restrictive organizational characteristics of institutionalized healthcare allows a limited range of changes, and these circumstances promote that innovative healthcare models should be carefully designed and evaluated to demonstrate healthcare service relevance and feasibility.

The determination of EVLW by ST in sheep correlates closely with gravimetric measurements over a wide range of changes, and thus it may potentially be of benefit in quantifying lung oedema in critically ill patients.

The figures (codes) given in each row represent the value and range of change in each feature.

The reforms brought consumerism -- once regarded as a sin against Maoism -- and the range of social change and openness to the world that consumerism inevitably leads to.

The variability in the market conditions is growing in terms of its frequency of change and range of diversity.