Sentence examples for throes of changing from inspiring English sources

The more moderate Labour Party, in the throes of changing its leader, has been losing popularity.

Egypt was in the throes of change.

It, too, is in the throes of change.

Soon after Lafley returned to Cincinnati in 1998, P&G was in the throes of change.

The company's financials were as strong as always, but there was a growing cacophony among bloggers and the wider media over the future of the company in the throes of an industry rapidly changing due to social, local and mobile.

He sees banking in the throes of profound change.

Both are also in the throes of organizational change.

Home to the world's tallest building (the Burj Khalifa) and a seemingly endless patchwork of ambitious new developments, this city is in the throes of a constant metamorphosis; always changing, undeniably interesting.

It's in the throes of it already, because change is happening now.

Our culture is in the throes of a significant transformation that includes, but isn't limited to, changing what it means to be women and men.

In a broad sense, debate exists as to whether pastoralism as a mode of human activity is in its last throes of existence in the face of systematic change (Devereux and Scoones 2008) or whether the essential elements of a pastoral way of life continue, only adapting to an ever-changing environment (Galvin 2009).