Sentence examples for the changes brought about from inspiring English sources

The effect of initiators is irreversible, whereas the changes brought about by promoters are reversible.

The changes brought about by mindfulness are difficult for Jackson to quantify.

"As with so many of the changes brought about by the internet, it raises a lot of questions.

However, the loss of these tiny stands stokes a broader anxiety about the changes brought about by this process.

But there is the further question of whether the changes brought about are to be regarded as ones of progress or retrogression.

Of course, the changes brought about by electrification will affect local communities in unpredictable ways that will play out over many years.

The current downturn could be the first serious test of how well the changes brought about by the 1996 law hold up under sharp economic stress.

Women are judged by their appearance as men are not, and women are punished more than men are by the changes brought about by ageing.

Manuela Carrasco, 57, more than misses flamenco's roots; she denounces the changes brought about by younger generations, maintaining that flamenco has lost a great deal of its soulfulness because of them.

In part of a statement issued last week, he said he thought that the changes brought about by the Supreme Court ruling made it legal for him to bring his guns into the District of Columbia.

I tell him I recently read the opposite, and that the changes the internet has brought about are up there with the changes brought about by the industrial revolution.