Sentence examples for there were substantial changes from inspiring English sources

Throughout the West in the second half of the 20th century, there were substantial changes in the law governing landlord-tenant relationships.

Constant change is apparently a universal characteristic of art styles, and it is not surprising to find that there were substantial changes in Chavin art in the nine hundred years or so of its existence.

Eltahir, Alter, and their co-authors noticed that records showed that over the course of the 20th century, "there were substantial changes in regional patterns of temperature and rainfall.

The rheological study showed that at 5 phr there were substantial changes in the viscosity and energy dissipation of the sample, suggesting that at above 2 phr the nanocomposites become more stable leading to changes in the creep and viscoelastic properties of the material.

Within the scope of the investigations described herein and more quantitatively illuminated in Wiles and Alters ([2011]), it can be said that there were substantial changes in some participants' evolution acceptance levels following a focused academic experience designed to incorporate an inventory of factors which were suspected to influence student acceptance of evolution.

Although there were substantial changes in society and political structures, the break with Antiquity was not complete.

Some progress has been made [governors have been sacked and new appointments made] but there are substantial changes still to be made".

The question arises if the experiments obtained with these columns are scalable, because there are substantial changes in extra column volume when going from a very small scale to a benchtop column.

A major concern is that the supply of electricity might exceed demand for about 1,000 hours each year by 2020 unless there are substantial changes in the way electricity is managed in Denmark, Mr. Birkebaek said.

The Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg has warned that his party could block the measures unless there are "substantial changes".

The Daily Express calls him "the Brexit Destroyer" for ruling out a third vote on the prime minister's deal unless there are substantial changes to it.