Sentence examples for term changed from inspiring English sources

Last September, Haslam, who is in his second and final term, changed his stance on the resettlement of Syrian refugees in the state, conceding, after earlier objections, that the federal government was properly vetting them.

Johnson, who in 2008 campaigned for an amnesty on illegal immigrants and repeated the call during his first term, changed tack as he highlighted the need to "haul up the drawbridge against illegals" as part of the solution – comments likely to resonate with the Tory grassroots.

Soon, however, the meaning of the term changed, according to Dr. Lawrence Buell, a professor of English and American literature and language at Harvard and the author of "The Environmental Imagination: Thoreau, Nature Writing and the Formation of American Culture," among other books.

The reference of the term changed, not simply as a result of theoretical developments, but also as a result of the implementation of new methods to identify genes.

As the systems are growing and their complexity are increasing, this concept crossed the transportation vehicles and became preferable for systems and subsystems; then the term changed to be ISHM.

It was no wonder that the term "change of scenery" was used liberally yesterday around Shea Stadium.

The term "change" can be found in topic 38 ("science study") and topic 32 ("climate change").

These terms changed to 5% when he became the manager of the club on 18 March.

Any inevitable longer term changes will then be taken on board with greater ease".

I could never, for example, see Kinect fomenting long term change in the gaming market.

(One sees the moral vacuity of the term "change").