Sentence examples for there were frequent changes from inspiring English sources

There were frequent changes of tenant, and the records of a sale "under distress for rent" in 1831 make sad reading; cows called Prettymaid, Spot and Daisy are among the livestock and equipment for sale.

As the war progressed, this dissatisfaction increased and there were frequent changes to the cabinet.

However, the initial frequent problem-solving also meant that there were frequent changes to the teamwork process and the physical environment.

We did not perform correction for excess medication purchase of calcium carbonate and activated vitamin D analogs (alfacalcidol) since there were frequent changes in doctors' orders for these drugs, often on a monthly basis.

Rhythmic structures in this area are highly complex; there are frequent changes of metre, various durational values, and intentional tempo displacements between the singers and the drum.

In the short run there are frequent changes in supply because of varying climatic conditions (for agricultural products) and because of political and other events on the international scene (such as the closure of the Suez Canal) and in individual countries (such as strikes).

The problem of belt speed control is challenging as the dynamic response of system is non-linear and there are frequent changes in belt load due to variation in bulk material characteristics.

Moreover, these approaches introduce delivery latency and do not work well when there are frequent changes in the network topologies and in the radio links conditions, causing serious problems related to the network reliability.

In the far west of the county and along the coast there are frequent changes in rock strata, which appear in a less obviously sequential way compared to the landscapes of the chalk and the heath.

The results indicated that there are frequent changes in the number of genes and there have been extensive gains and losses of T2R genes during vertebrate evolution.

There will be frequent changes of scene and of atmosphere, just as the libretto itself presupposes, but which one rarely sees in productions of the work today.