Sentences with phrase «changed in that short space of time»

You turned six months old today, sweet boy, and it's hard to believe just how much you and we have changed in that short space of time.

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But the growth of the company and the brand value it has built up with consumers in a relatively short space of time is remarkable, and it is a leading indicator of the change that is occurring in consumer behavior.

its funny sometimes a good couple of big wins can change a lot around in a short space of time, lets get to the end of august first, then we will see the lay of the land a bit better overall.

«Although my baby is just 12 weeks old now, it's remarkable how much you forget and how much she has changed in such a short space of time.»

I also do not believe it will be at all easy to change the leadership of Labour so soon after electing a new leader in such a short space of time - It shouldn't be discounted also that Corbyn could do very well as party leader in the next few years and stop dead in their tracks any attempts by his rivals within the party to challenge his authority.

It was discovered that learning how to play sounds with a musical instrument changes brain waves in a manner that an individual's hearing and listening skills are improved over a short space of time.

If you stick with such a plan you will definitely see a change in your body shape and its capabilities in a space of time as short as 12 weeks (this allows at least 4 weeks per block), depending upon where you are in your training you can extend or shorten this time but ideally you want to give each a block a good time to focus upon it.

One of the perks of working from home is how easy I can change my work space when I'm feeling somewhat less than inspired in the office, which if truth be told usually starts around the time the weather starts getting nothing short of perfect.

Where Real World SC was openly excited about how close we were getting in such a short space of time, Sandhurst SC has no time to process the changes, and puts his emotions to one side, to simply get through the challenges of his day.

The environment in which we learn impacts greatly the learning that happens, and Dr. Dillon continues to stress this work as he consults with schools around the country on how learning spaces and the culture of learning in these modern spaces can facilitate big change in a short amount of time.

Association of School and College Leaders general secretary Brian Lightman said: «School and college leaders are deeply unhappy about the way in which a large number of changes to exams have been introduced in a short space of time in a piecemeal manner.

It's hardly newsworthy that the company that brought us the iPhone, iPod, iPad, and resulting app and music stores in the space of such a short time frame would rest on its laurels for a moment before attempting to launch anything quite as world changing again.

Fostering is the most rewarding experience you will have with an animal, apart from adopting, and it can not only positively change the lives of the animals that you care for short term, it will make more time, space and resources available to other animals still in the care of your local shelter or rescue.

It's changed massively in that short space of time, too.

Video games are an ever - changing medium that have become incredibly mainstream in a very short space of time, so much so that the rise of gaming has taken plenty of people by surprise.

The surprising fact (to me at least) that the difference in global sea ice between two single dates 30 years apart can change so radically in such a short space of time, implies that it is not a particularly good measure of long term climate change.

In a very short time the appliances of one brand can be changed to that of another, so all brands can use the space at any time.

It is possible that the main reason why the time - integral of solar variability is of more importance to global temperature change in the medium to long term than short - term solar - energy variability is that, over time, half of any net increase in heat will accumulate in the oceans (the rest will radiate out to space), and the oceans, being a little warmer, will maintain the atmosphere at a warmer temperature than it might otherwise have exhibited.

At one end of the scale, it seems that the world is changing radically to the extent that law is going to be governed by machine - oriented legal practice in a very short space of time.