Sentence examples for so much changing from inspiring English sources

With so much changing in technology it's time for businesses to update their approach to security.

But with so much changing in the rest of India, Kolkata's constancy actually feels like a regression.

Karim Rashid, an industrial designer in New York, was not so much changing his tack in response to recent events as finding new applications.

Like his mother, she had a deep sense of conviction, and it was her influence, Menoyo says, that furthered "William's transformation," though Rodríguez saw it differently: Morgan was not so much changing as discovering who he really was.

In part they were helping to fulfill the Army's goal of not so much changing racial attitudes as altering behavior; to some extent they were carrying out orders -- to treat one another with respect regardless of race.

One level is that we have to accept at this point that the earth is maybe more like a garden than like a wilderness because we have done so much to it and we do so much changing and managing all the time that we we're in charge and we better just accept that.

So really, it's not so much about changing technology as changing the way we process the world.

Coaching, he had recently realized, was not, ultimately, about changing his client's behavior so much as changing perceptions of the client's behavior.

Animal evolution works not so much by changing genes, Carroll maintains, but by changing when and where a conserved set of genes is expressed.

Perhaps it wasn't worth wasting so much time changing something that would change almost nothing.

"In America, kids have too many options when they only need one: 'Just do it, because.' " To some parents, however, moving Dog Whisperer theories into the human realm is not so much about changing their child's attitude as it is about changing their own.