Sentence examples for the next set of changes from inspiring English sources

Then, the next set of changes are harder: repairing leaks of L.P.G. in peoples' homes, replacing pilot lights, the use of solvents in small industries and homes.

But there are some signs that the next set of changes could come sooner and be more dramatic than has generally been expected.

Its difficulties were compounded by the next set of technological changes: the railroad that displaced the Erie Canal as the region's economic engine bypassed Lima completely.

After a two-hour meeting here today on the issue of off-field violence by its players, the National Football League decided to further study the problem with an eye toward potentially making policy changes for the next set of owner's meetings in May.

In the next set of experiments we studied the short-term changes of uIPSC amplitudes evoked by action potential trains with distinct frequencies and sought to determine the effect of carbachol on the dynamics of synapses.

With Curiosity's successes, the next set of questions for the 2020 rover have changed, scientists said.

The next set of functional groups displaying the greatest gene expression changes in relation to EHEC O157∶H7 growth conditions were those encoding macromolecule biosynthesis (amino acid biosynthesis: 3.5%; biosynthesis of cofactors: 0.8%; carbon compound biosynthesis: 3.1%), cell structure components (3.8%), regulatory components (0.8%), and putative factors (0.8 11.5%).

Given his intensive research agenda, campus work and responsibilities as a lead author of a chapter in the next set of reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, what in the world did he get out of spending time on YouTube?

At that time, they insisted that the Navy change the season for the next set of exercises to late fall or winter and the location as well.

The current set of 30-year averages are based on the weather from 1971 to 2000, but last week the Met Office released the next set of 30-year averages, covering 1981 to 2010, so "normal" has just changed.

The next set of demographic data is being published next week.