Sentence examples for when it came changed from inspiring English sources
But Labour's victory, when it came, changed very little apart from shrinking the intended Polaris fleet from five submarines to four.
And business editor Robert Peston spoke of a "path-breaking" new approach to get Britain building new homes, but the Budget was "almost a complete non-event" when it came changes on government spending.
16 Interestingly, we found that women were more successful than men when it came to change in WHR and physical activity.
There was no difference between heavy drinkers and the control group when it came to changes in blood alcohol levels.
"There is always a skepticism when it comes to change," he said.
But, when it comes to change fees, the airlines rely on a legal form of collusion.
When it comes to change, I'd say we're somewhere back in your Wilson era".
While professors tend to be progressives, they are stubbornly conservative when it comes to change.
"This industry is retarded when it comes to change," he added.
When it comes to change, everyone is conservative, be they on the right wing or on the left.
Mr. Powers said that the perception that his institution is in a defensive position when it comes to change, "is inaccurate and I'd even say ironic".
