Sentence examples for recorded has changed from inspiring English sources

The impact of the "great recession", in particular the impact of the longest sustained fall in real income ever recorded, has changed lives; the effects of cuts, imposed under the political cover of the recession, has in many cases ruined them.

Elie examines how the age of recording has changed the way we listen to Bach's music.

Out campaigning, he missed most of the crucial votes that year on foreign policy and social matters; his record reflected only his anti-tax-cut votes (which are scored "liberal" but might with equal justice be deemed "fiscally conservative").The truth is that Mr Kerry's voting record has changed.

The charity's Middle East and north Africa deputy director, Hassiba Hadj Sahraoui, said on Monday: "Maryam Shafipour's conviction is a chilling reminder of how little Iran's human rights record has changed since 2009, when students were arrested in droves during postelection unrest.

The availability, consistency, and quality of renal data in electronic health records has changed over time with developments in policy, practice incentives, clinical knowledge, and associated guideline changes.

The Domains first reported that the WHOIS record has changed, and we've since confirmed with Yahoo that they did take control of the domain.

This paper investigates the historical record of human mortality from volcanic activity, with the aim of giving insights into the causes of volcanic disasters, and understanding the main controls on loss of life and how the volcanic fatalities record has changed over time.

Previous Resident Evil 3 world record holder, DudleyC_ said that over the last year, the Resident Evil 3 Knife Only (you only use the knife as a weapon) world record has changed hands seven times.

But attitudes toward the government's more recent human rights record have changed.

But the volume and format of those records have changed dramatically.

Tennant said the rules of making records had changed after the introduction of CDs and downloads which in effect rendered the supplementary track redundant.