Sentence examples for some key changes from inspiring English sources

In 2012, after a period of rapid growth, FSP underwent some key changes.

With ratings lagging and critics raging, Bunim/Murray Productions made some key changes to the franchise.

We suggest some key changes in the way service are run.

Indeed, NASA has already made some key changes, like redesigning the portion of the external fuel tank from which a chunk of foam broke off and damaged the shuttle's wing.

MPs have rejected some key changes to the bill proposed by the Lords and, in the first round of "ping-pong", peers are expected to vote on whether to agree with the Commons, or whether to insist on their changes.

First shown as a studio performance in summer 2008, William Tuckett's Faeries has been revised as a Christmas children's show for the stage, with some key changes: it's set in winter, there's a scene-setting backdrop of Zeppelins over London, and the lead character is a boy rather than a girl.

Cronin's shiny, happy second album packs a surfeit of melody, an unexpected boogie-woogie piano solo, some violin, key changes to punch the air to, and references to Nirvana fed through the forthcoming disposition of the Lemonheads.

Here are some of the key changes Lib Dems would like to see.

Last month, Andrew Bailey, a deputy governor of the Bank of England, outlined some of the key changes: "We have increased the required equity capital held by banks..

Here are some of the key changes that universities would be required to implement: appoint an adviser to conduct "trauma-informed" interviews with victims and confidentially guide victims (at their request) through the reporting process with campus authorities and/or local law enforcement.

The table below summarises some of the key changes to GCSE exams.