Sentence examples for unchanged nature from inspiring English sources
A flurry of minor concessions seems to have blinded Shirley Williams to this bill's unchanged nature.
One problem that stems from the relatively unchanged nature of higher education is its geography.
It was also a result, Mr Zhu said, of the unchanged nature of the North Korean regime and its behaviour.
He relied on Ed's not doing it, the unchanged nature of their friendship being important to Muldoon's sense of the whole story of his life.
With the British, Kerry intended to echo last week's immediate US response, which focused on the unchanged nature of the allies' "special relationship".
By accepting that defect-free bulk positron lifetime τ b is almost not affected by crystallization in these glasses (as it really follows from Table 2), this result speaks in favor of unchanged nature of corresponding free-volume voids responsible for positron trapping, when only concentration of these traps is a subject to most significant changes.
On June 4th she reportedly agreed to withdraw both (although as The Economist went to press both were still available, unchanged, on Nature's website).Shrinking BICEPsThe second claim came from cosmology.
FcεRI-γ protein expression remained unchanged despite the nature of stimulation.
It's desperately sad to find Shirley Williams nitpicking over small concessions to avoid confronting the bill's true nature, largely unchanged in its passage.
Nor should we be surprised that human nature remains unchanged.
He rejects the traditional view that one's essential human nature remains unchanged even though there will be some differences in people that are only historical accidents.
