Sentence examples for sense of changes from inspiring English sources

"Information added to Nature's Calendar by the public is hugely important in helping us make sense of changes in the natural environment.

The study, published last week in The British Journal of Sports Medicine, found that the women had a poorer sense of changes in the positions of their feet when they wore their soccer shoes than when they were barefoot, but that adding a textured insole to their shoes brought their scores back up to the barefoot level.

Community-based wind energy projects, with their small-scale, yet sizeable presence, provide a valuable opportunity to understand how individuals make sense of changes to their communities and to the surrounding landscape.

Wouldn't we feel more of our own authority and therefore our own motivation if we could actively make sense of changes ourselves?

Working with bilingual colleagues also presented respondents with a sense of changes in their power and control during interactions, including cultural variation in gender relationships.

But the sense of change is dramatic.

We wanted to capture a sense of change.

I feel the sense of change, especially with Jessie gone.

Does a historian really have no sense of change?

The stampede towards academy status creates a sense of change.

Then when people start coming back, there is a very tangible sense of change, of hope".