Sentence examples for unusual change from inspiring English sources

In a country that cheerfully waves in foreign buyers for its businesses the threat of "huge opposition" from the government was an unusual change of tone.

This year, though, for Novak Djokovic, losing finalist in Paris – again, over three and a half hours, to Rafael Nadal – it has proved a more unusual change of pace than ever.

The painters are in the hallway sprucing up the governor's suite in the Ronald Reagan State Office Building here, the fumes seeping under the office door a reminder of the unusual change of tenancy that will take place next Monday.

But in October, IMS made an unusual change in the middle of its forecasting cycle, saying it now believed United States sales would grow at least 4.5percentt in 2009 — or $21 billion more than expected six months earlier.

The case was moved to Brooklyn in an unusual change of venue after Mr. Turner was charged by Patrick J. Fitzgerald, the United States attorney in Chicago, because he would otherwise have faced trial in the same building where the three judges work.

What triggers this unusual change?

I tried to follow the instructions, but I didn't experience any unusual changes in consciousness.

But weather experts warned that there could be large waves and unusual changes in the currents for several hours.

The oil dividend has produced many unusual changes in addition to new sports centers and comprehensive support for the aged.

America's Food and Drug Administration FDAA) was worried by some unusual changes Posicor causes in the heart's electrical activity.

Parents will be advised to look for warning signs in children that include worsening depression, agitation, irritability, and unusual changes in behaviour.