Sentence examples for the changing from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Clinton did not label it brinkmanship, the assembling of his motorcade, the changing from casual to formal clothes, the preparations for sealing hope for a negotiated peace agreement.

This holds true particularly for the changing from a usually effective antiviral drug with fewer side effects (e.g. GCV) to antiviral drugs with less efficiency or higher toxicity (e.g. cidofovir or foscarnet, respectively) without any evidence of viral drug (genotypic or phenotypic) resistance.

It was reissued several times in the 13th Century, with the text changing from the 1215 original.

So it must be strange to see the government changing from the outside.

Tree growth, mortality and regeneration potential are typically adversely affected by the climate changing from the "normal" conditions to which tree species have adapted [ 8- 10].

The result of the bill as it stands will be the NHS changing from a "National Health Service" to "National Health Insurance".

As pressure increases, the flame becomes unstable with the color changing from blue to yellow.

The increase in velocity is consistent with the protein changing from a compact to a more loosening structure.

With the imagination, children feel they are magma within the chamber, changing from being molten, to crystals, to bubbles.

The sand changing from an NC to OC state increased the lateral soil resistance to the pile foundation.

Making intelligent use of the wind, Johnson was able to make his deliveries float away from the batsman, changing from his standard off-break.