Sentence examples for really no changes from inspiring English sources

Second, there are really no changes in diffusion in TN differently to migraine.

And there is really no change in our posture since then".

"Japanese commercial banks are the largest buyers of government bonds," he said, "so there's really no change".

If they constantly think they should be different than they really are, no changes can be made.

In John MacArthur's Study Bible, MacArthur has a footnote for Matthew 5 that explains that Jesus was really making no changes at all.

Put simply, there was really no material change in the underlying business between December 2016 and February 2017 — and certainly nothing that would warrant a 215% increase in the value of the company.

And really no dramatic change.

While the data as generated may not reach significance, the authors should consider whether it really reflects no change, particularly in the daytime measurements.

In recent years, some US Pentagon officials have questioned whether keeping all three elements of this costly triad is really needed, though no changes have yet been made.

(No, really, the change in hormone dose alone significantly improved things).

"There's really no reason to change the current law," said Tony Fiore, director of labor and human resources policy for the Ohio Chamber of Commerce.