Sentence examples for the same kind of changes from inspiring English sources

But the Galileo magnetometer has observed that Callisto seems to cause the same kind of changes in the Jovian magnetic field as those detected at Europa.

But most of the 14 non-concussed players displayed a lesser degree of the same kind of changes – and that was what surprised Shenton.

"In the Coke settlement, you won't see the same kind of changes immediately" said James M. Finberg, a partner at Leiff, Cabraser, Heimann & Bernstein who represented the plaintiffs in the Home Depot case.

Hosch says she and Glanville "want the same kind of change".

He trumpeted his accomplishments as mayor and promised to bring the same kind of change to the entire state.

It's the same kind of change that happened in medicine when they went from 2-D X-rays to CT scans and M.R.I.'s".

But he isn't offering the same kind of change: Mr. Edwards ran an unabashedly populist campaign, while Mr. Obama portrays himself as a candidate who can transcend partisanship — and given the economic elitism of the modern Republican Party, populism is unavoidably partisan.

They don't understand that the language we are speaking now arose from the same kinds of changes that they today condemn as mistakes.

Janet Weinberg, who is leading Gay Men's Health Crisis on an interim basis, said it was "grappling" with the same kinds of changes affecting many other AIDS organizations.

The drugs had been shown to induce the same kinds of changes in sedentary animals' muscles that exercise would cause, so that even though the mice didn't exercise, they physiologically responded as if they had.

Pew's researchers didn't find the same kinds of changes to network news programming that it found locally; in fact, they were struck by how little had changed about the big three network nightly newscasts since 2007, the last time they studied them.