Sentence examples for word changes in from inspiring English sources

Mr. White seems more formal and circumspect, given certain word changes in this fourth edition.

French and American diplomats searched for a compromise in talks last week, Council diplomats said, discussing word changes in the United States draft resolution that would soften the threat of force to a warning of "serious consequences".

Users can also propose new questions by filling out an electronic form, recommend word changes in a question and suggest coding of the responses.

It could have been delivered, almost without a word changed, in 1948.

If I want to look for every instance of the word "change" in the online text of a speech by Barack Obama, it helps if "change" isn't spelled five different ways.

On the BBC show last week, she was jubilant after getting one word changed in the grooming law, so that now police can intervene after they have proof someone has groomed a child once (and not twice, as before).

Indeed, before the discovery of modern chemistry most users of 'water' did not know this and it is not obvious that the meaning of the word changed in light of this discovery.

"You can't just make a secured lender an owner because there's a word changed in the law".

Confusion might arise from the fact that the instrument used to measure change contains the word "Change" in the title.

It has more trouble with other words and grammar, requiring wording changes in about one of every four sentences, doctors say.

Over the next months, the stakes will record the rise and fall of the ice — in other words, changes in the glacier's total mass.