Sentence examples for unsettling changes from inspiring English sources

Think about it: there have been a number of surprising and unsettling changes to the site lately.

"Fraser's Penguins," portions of which appeared in The New Yorker, warns that what's happening on the Antarctic Peninsula now is a taste of unsettling changes, elsewhere, to come.

In Nunavut, a vast territory that is home to only 26,000 people, longtime residents complain of similar unsettling changes: cases of sunburn in the summer, rain in midwinter and early ice breakups that cut short spring hunts.

But suddenly, and unexpectedly, the partnership is poised for unsettling changes, and not because the threat of nuclear war has all but disappeared and the mission of the laboratories altered.

According to the historian David Blight, writers like Thomas Nelson Page and others promoted this rosy image to distract readers from unsettling changes that proceeded from the rapid industrialization of a post-war America and from continuing tensions between whites and blacks.

There's a more unsettling change, however, which only fully crystallizes in the fourth episode.

A sizeable proportion of people in care homes do have dementia and they need continuity not unsettling change".

Even those of us who have never lost our sight or faced a cancer diagnosis know how profoundly unsettling change can be.

It's a time of unsettling change, except at the BBC, where even driven reporters are assigned to do feel-good newsreels about debutante balls and royal visits.

That is largely because the next generation grew up with the diversity that the over-60s experienced as new and unsettling change.

But a genuinely unsettling change was the news that soon the chart show may leave its hallowed early Sunday evening slot and relocate to Friday night.