Sentence examples for view of changing from inspiring English sources

Do you foresee any change in user activity (regardless of websites or mobile) in view of changing demographics and employee productivity requirements being ratcheted up (i.e., employers don't want employees playing around in Internet all day)?

Historically, the central bank has taken a dim view of changing policy in response to a natural disaster, even a big one.

The challenges are significant, socially, economically and not least environmentally in view of changing climate and frequent flooding.

In view of changing distributed architecture we strongly feel that concurrency control issues should be revisited and reassessed for this new and evolving architecture.

However, two conspicuous aspects of our results have not been highlighted in earlier studies and merit further discussion; the participants concern with cost issues and their predominantly positive view of changing evidence.

7 Secondly, ischaemic heart disease has a long latency period before death, and in view of changing lifestyles and treatment environments over a person's lifetime, it is difficult to interpret cross sectional associations between age and mortality.

He remained with the group through the late '70s, when it faded from view, a casualty of changing popular taste.

It shows this prediction in graphical form, and allows the surgeon to dynamically view the effects of changing any parameter.

Both are evocative politicians who were viewed as symbols of changing racial attitudes.

"I am concerned that the complex view of a changing landscape will be distilled by the public into yet another 'screening does not work' headline," Dr. Begg said.

She offered an unfiltered view of the changing landscape from her driver's seat, and a glimpse into an insulated world where time is as frozen as the Dixie Cups.