Sentence examples for will be changed again from inspiring English sources

The jobs number, however, will be changed, again and again.

"More likely than not," Fassel said, "the roster will be changed again".

You are a different person from when you started going out with him, and in seven years you will be changed again.

Paul Thomas Anderson, the director of "Boogie Nights" and "Magnolia," is adapting Sinclair's novel "Oil!" into a movie starring Daniel Day Lewis and titled "There Will Be Blood" (with luck, the title will be changed again).

Tomorrow there will be changes again, with the fine soprano Maureen O'Flynn taking over the role of Gilda and the veteran baritone Leo Nucci singing the title role.

As previously announced by the coalition government, the law will now be changed again so that the state pension age increases further, to 67 between 2026 and 2028.

He added: "We now know that powers over disability benefits are going to be devolved to Scotland in 2018, and it is highly likely that the system will then be changed again.

If the full Iraqi Parliament votes against this agreement, be warned that all of these records will need to be changed again at that point, to reflect the new reality.

However, it has to be acknowledged that the diagnosis of GAD is considered difficult and not reliable, due to high rates of coexisting disorders and the overlap in symptomatology, e.g., depression and other anxiety disorders [ 24], therefore diagnostic criteria will most likely be changed again for DSM-V.

Perhaps the toxicity of the current environment will lead the rules to be changed again.

As in the past, as students and teachers become more familiar with the tests, students in these schools will eventually score better - until tests are changed again.