Sentence examples for time of changing from inspiring English sources

"I have no plans at this time of changing parties," he said in a statement.

And adolescence is a time of changing bodies, rapid spurts of growth -- and baggy clothing.

The statement comes at a time of changing attitudes to refugees in Europe.

In the oceans, the Miocene was a time of changing circulation patterns, probably due to global cooling.

The platform was launched as a pilot project in 2015 in order to support the monograph in a time of changing publication patterns.

"In a time of changing trade norms, when free trade seems to be giving way to new kinds of nationalism, some fundamental questions about trade are still not being asked.

Communities increasingly understand that modern seeds often fail in these times of changing climates and unpredictable weather.

Mr. Biden also noted that Mr. Helms was capable, at times, of changing positions, as he did recently in compromising in his opposition to the payment of the nation's back dues to the United Nations.

Nevertheless, they can often be seen around the times of changing tides on the Thames, especially in April and May, even in very urban areas such as the Isle of Dogs in London.

Business leaders should take heed during these times of changing consumer habits and launch marketing campaigns that will weaken the competition.

However, in times of changing workplaces and work forces, participatory labor relations require unions to be promoters of, rather than obstacles to, innovation and change.