Sentence examples for unity changes from inspiring English sources

The brew recipe for the beer known as Unity changes every year, but it's brewed with a spirit of collaboration and teamwork as brewers from around Los Angeles join the Eagle Rock Brewery crew to get the beer made and packaged for the annual craft beer celebration in L.A. Brewers last year created a sour rye ale in the style of a Berliner weisse, with prickly pears added to the brew.

Tomorrow a week begins that could propel the eurozone towards fiscal unity, change Britain's relationship with its euro partners, and offer a potential route out of the debt crisis and renewed credit crunch which now accompanies it.

The way Improbable told it this morning, Unity changed their Terms of Service last month and then, without warning, pulled the rug out from under them.

To test if the normalized relative change in RIM1 transcript levels was significantly different from unity (no change), a one-sample t-test was employed.

The hashtag, "we are one," that symbolised Kenyan unity, quickly changed to "we are wondering".

His talk of unity and change for all Americans regardless of race resonated with those who are tired of divisive and discriminatory politics.

Since then, the rhetoric about unity has changed to include suspicious asides about Qaddafi loyalists, scores of whom have been rounded up and detained, in some cases violently.

So London 2030: what shines through is the spirit of the Olympics – London leading the nation and best in the world, a spirit of unity, urgency, change.

It was always inevitable that Obama would cast a long shadow over this election, inspiring activists across the spectrum to exploit internet campaigning, small-scale fundraising, and the intoxicating promise of unity and change.

In portraying America as "a Eurocentric wasteland of lily-white lies and outright distortions," Wright promulgates a theory of congenital separatism that is deeply at odds with Obama's professed belief in the possibilities of unity and change.

That persistence of unity despite change is illustrated by Heraclitus's famous analogy of life to a river: "Upon those who step into the same rivers, different and ever different waters flow down".