Sentence examples for which changing from inspiring English sources

A review by Fox [ 27] found few studies of informed choice materials in which changing knowledge resulted in changes in attitudes.

This height belongs to medium cylinders in which changing the height does not make noticeable change in buckling due to pure axial loads.

In a lengthy piece, Nolan, 43, addresses the way in which changing technology and business models have impacted a range of creative industries.

There were grumpy pacing, nervous flailing, introspective pulled-in movements and group scenes that resembled square dances in which changing partners symbolized changing feelings.

In the Arsenale lines formed to see one of the American artist James Turrell's dreamy installations, in which changing light creates an alternate universe of space and color.

The room was dim, lit by a sculptural element on the ceiling, comprising a few dozen rectangles filled with short segments of clear tubing, through which changing colored lights shone.

The claim for dry rot was made by 'flipping' her two homes, which involves changing which property was her second home in order to claim expenses on it.

1981), which supports changing the flag, and the Australian National Flag Association ANFAA) (est.1983), which wants to keep the existing flag.

Those which stop changing stop being cities.

The shares, which were changing hands at 630p less than a year ago, closed 1.75p down at 397p.

There are two main stories, both of which emphasize changing norms rather than pure economics.