Sentence examples for take note of changes from inspiring English sources

Carefully take note of changes in vaginal discharge.

Most recently, however, an English singer named Petula Clark took note of changes in the social climate with what is almost certainly the best, and what promises to be the most popular, demographic statement of them all, "Downtown": When you're alone, when life is making you lonely, You can always go Downtown.

During the screening process, we also took note of changes in media turbidity indicative of bacterial presence and growth.

UNICEF and the CEI "Step by Step" have taken notes of changes and observations related to challenges faced in the education sector, as well as the corresponding solutions that have been devised.

This is something to take note of: incremental changes in temperature are one thing, but changes in precipitation (as we have learned from the recent wildfires and floods out west) can be life-threatening.

Our Paris edition cannot but take note of these changes.

"Whether until yesterday they were upper middle-class citizens not willing to come out on the streets, today they are raising their voices and the government will have to take note of these changes".

When doing an insurance review, make sure you take note of any changes in coverage since you first bought your policy.

Not only have journalists and businessmen flocked to the country in recent months to take note of these changes, but so have academics hoping to ameliorate one of the world's longest-running sectarian conflicts.

Take note of any changes in your sex drive.

Take note of any changes in sexual behavior.