Sentences with phrase «changing much»

While these stools are often messy and difficult to clean, applying a small amount of ointment to your baby's bottom will make diaper changing much easier.

That second statistic may appear less dramatic than the first, but it's actually changing much faster: The percentage of Americans living by themselves has doubled since 1960.

You pick up on their cues so much faster when they are close to you, you know when they need fed, comforting or changing much faster.

I realized that before I had a child I thought that I would be able to somehow seamlessly fit him into my daily life without changing much at all.

IMO its a disgrace, fans pay extortionate prices (the highest in Europe) to see average performances and no indication of anything changing much in the next few years.

Recruiting isn't changing much, so when experience isn't distributed quite right, there will be setback years.

The rotations were changing much of the time this year, so late in the season, when we had same guys in the lineup, you saw we made progress.

My resolutions this year really are not changing much from last year.

But my guess is that you probably can substitute up to 50 % of the flour for white whole wheat flour without changing much else and they would turn out well.

Today human culture is changing much faster than at any previous time.

Some of those who turned to the East to meet their needs were satisfied to adopt particular techniques of meditation that they found helpful without changing much in other respects.

His view was that you were pretty much a fully formed person by age 21, and you weren't changing much after that.

The world is changing much more rapidly than is realized by most, says business educator Obeng, and our creative output is not able to keep up.

Social media has changed much in the world but imitation remains the sincerest form of flattery.

His marketing strategy hasn't changed much since he began in 1999.

Speaking up wouldn't have changed much.

Unfortunately, the way women are treated in the workplace overall hasn't changed much.

Don't think the roads in Perth are going to change much as the cost would be enormous.

The look of it hasn't changed much, but there's an updated processor, a brighter display, stronger water resistance (but no waterproofing), a built - in GPS, and new casing options.

Yet they haven't changed much over the years.

LinkedIn's design hasn't changed much over the years, a reality that has started to alienate users.

(Obamacare changed much of that, but it's leagues behind the NHS if you're comparing them by the standard of universal full - service coverage.)

Your telecomputing gear won't need to change much.

Android fans will be thrilled to know it's running very recent software version Android 7.0 Nougat, and Motorola hasn't changed much of the software's look and feel.

But what hasn't changed much is analysts» perpetual optimism and propensity for inaccuracy.

It's doubtful that a $ 4 million payout will compel Musk to change much about how he runs his businesses.

The internet has changed much about the way consumers shop for and buy items.

All the same, says Xu, 32, many microbreweries are small and the beer distribution channels really haven't changed much in decades.

The headache of intercity bus travel hasn't changed much in the United States for decades.

It's entertaining, but it doesn't change much.

Current treatments for depression haven't changed much since the 1950s, and they don't work for everyone.

Businesses with products that don't change much over time can more easily recover the cost of making an infomercial because they can produce just one and use it for years.

One thing that hasn't changed much is the importance of link building.

And so all of the documents Congress requested have to do with the gap between the drug's actual cost to Mylan (which hasn't changed much since 2007) and its skyrocketing price.

Those who apply well - honed self - awareness and self - management skills tolerate change much more successfully than others.

But «fire fighting and the tools we use to fight fires haven't changed much in 100 years,» notes Alstromer.

The fundamentals of wet shaving haven't changed much over the centuries.

Most of us don't change much — but Dalio did.

We should not be surprised that the PPP level does not change much, since it can not change if two countries have identical levels of inflation.

Things hadn't changed much by the early 1990's when I started working either.

You'll find yourself thinking, she said, «This place hasn't changed so terribly much, and so by an extension of logic I must not have changed much, either.»

Like most Realtors, Braun insists that his profession has offered consumers a choice of services and fee options all along and that the new rules won't change much.

Despite a rather strange L - shaped structure that has been added on to «God knows how many times,» says Hawkins, there's comfort in a store that hasn't changed much since the early 1970s.

How iOS Still Harms Android (Ian Clifton) iOS has not changed much lately and in some ways hurts Android when used as the «gold standard,» due to its limitations.

Whatever the reason, it does appear that the core product hasn't changed much since the company's inception.

In fact, the style of the plate hasn't changed much since the 1960s.

Not so long ago, Bank of Canada officials were expressing concern that wages were barely growing and that total hours worked hadn't changed much, even though the economy was adding jobs.

But traditional Windows apps often take several minutes to install, and unless Microsoft has some as - yet - unannounced big changes to its installation technology, that's probably not going to change much.

(The actual «most popular» list would be pretty boring, Google says, because it wouldn't change much: We search for generic stuff like «weather» and «Google» year after year, although I'm convinced that this list is more interesting than the search engine is letting on).

(Although other people are skeptical that the bill, if adopted, would change much.)