Sentence examples for the volume has changed from inspiring English sources

We have increased the number of Conservative women MPs from 17 to 49, and the volume has changed things.

Emma Kennedy is the author of The Tent, The Bucket and Me (Ebury Press, £10.99) It was 1989, Marrs' Pump up the Volume had changed music and acid house had kicked in.

The relative share of deal volume has changed, as well.

The observed reductions in plasma albumin concentration indicate that due to the glucose infusion, the plasma volume had changed during the clamp.

It would not be necessary to know beforehand the value of the sound volume without static; rather, knowing the static had doubled and how much the sound volume had changed would permit extrapolation backwards to determine the unknown, devoid-of-static value.

The tools and volume have changed over time, but the propensity to connect and potentially help occurs after each incident.

The name of the volume has been changed.

We in medicine, however, have been slow to grasp why this is such a struggle, or how the volume of discovery has changed our work and responsibilities.

The salinity and volume of the lake has changed considerably with time due to a group of geyser-like boiling springs, inside the crater (Soap Pools of Taran et al. 1998).

That sentence speaks volumes about the way economics has changed the dynamics of eurozone politics.

The volume of vehicle traffic in the county has changed little since the late 1990s.