Sentence examples for the format has changed from inspiring English sources

The format has changed too.

The format has changed over the years.

"The format has changed for those clubs in Europe.

This year the format has changed with a championship race on both Saturday and Sunday.

Since the format has changed, Hixon said, the N.C.A.A. could have allowed 64 teams into the tournament instead of the usual 62, which would have meant each team would start play this weekend.

During that time, the format has changed little, although the set has had three new carpets and this series' serious investment comes in the form of some new underlay.

But the format had changed, and Howe's "traffic cop" model of moderating was abandoned in favor of a format that asked less of the candidates, more of the moderators, and less of the electorate.

"No! What?" When Parkinson returned to his BBC chatshow in 1998 after a 16-year break, the format had changed – on most shows, guests played second fiddle to the comedians who hosted them.

When these resumed, the format had changed and information about previous invitations and opt-out status were omitted.

Throughout the league's history, the number of games and the competitive format has changed.

It has been suggested that, in general, response bias to negatively phrased items may be due to carelessness [ 11], e.g. the respondent fails to notice that the response format has changed, or education [ 12], e.g. difficulty reading statements containing negations.