Sentence examples for the actual changes from inspiring English sources

However, underneath the new rhetoric, the actual changes to legislation are modest.

Valleywag's Thomas says the process of forcing the changes on employees has made them more angry than the actual changes.

Osborne told the Sun: "We've set out our ambition, we are committed to that ambition, and as you see with the Immigration Act now coming into effect we are delivering the actual changes that will help us control our borders.

There are all sorts of factors which make the actual changes vary from seat to seat: a big housing redevelopment in one, a popular candidate in another, a hospital closure in a third and so on.

"After all the excitement, the actual changes to the collateral framework seem to be less bold than they could have been," said Carsten Brzeski, senior economist at ING in Brussels.

As for the actual changes, the new eight-foot-high wall in left field will be constructed at an angle, making it about four feet closer to home plate in left field and about 12 feet closer in the deepest part of left center.

Such illustrative material is depicted clearly and colourfully, but care must be taken in interpreting the designs too literally, partly because the art is frequently stylized but also because the artists were bound by tradition and their representation of dress often lagged far behind the actual changes of fashion.

In general, the electrical changes caused by the different types of cell tend to overlap in time, so that the record in the electroretinogram is only a faint and attenuated index to the actual changes; nevertheless, it has, in the past, been a most valuable tool for the analysis of retinal mechanisms.

They're being coy about the actual changes, which makes me suspicious.

Sadly, though, Google didn't provide any details about the actual changes it made.

It shows that the modeled changes generally matched that of the actual changes.