Exemplos de uso de Has fundamentally changed em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Nothing has fundamentally changed.
Our family and friends will be able to see that our life has fundamentally changed.
Something has fundamentally changed in Lucifer.
In reality of course, nothing has fundamentally changed.
The GSA has fundamentally changed our business.
And finally, this connection has fundamentally changed you.
Learning has fundamentally changed and 3D printing is playing an important role in the transformation.
Mazikeen, we both know that something has fundamentally changed in Lucifer.
The internet has fundamentally changed the practical and economic realities of sharing scholarly knowledge and cultural heritage.
And mass incarceration,in my judgment, has fundamentally changed our world.
The Western Hemisphere has fundamentally changed; the United States of America no longer exists, replaced by the Republic of Gilead.
Under the sole reign of world imperialism,the world economy has fundamentally changed.
This friendship-first approach has fundamentally changed my understanding of dating and relationships.
Highlights The development of minimally invasive surgery in the 1990s has fundamentally changed the work in the OR.
Love it orhate it, technology has fundamentally changed many aspects of modern life, and the way we date and find love is no different.
Toynbee pointed out that the creation of nuclear weapons has fundamentally changed the nature of war.
In less than a generation,our quality of life has fundamentally changed: reductions in infant mortality and illiteracy, a modern infrastructure, investment in education and in research and development.
Our ancestors regarded garlic as allmogemat,an attitude that has fundamentally changed in modern times.
Free Software is a concept that has fundamentally changed the way some parts of the IT sector are working towards a more stable, lasting and sustainable approach with higher dynamics and increased efficiency.
The network of bilateral and multilateral co-operations with theirnew joint audio and online presence has fundamentally changed the European broadcasting scene.
Archiving the everyday The computational turn has fundamentally changed the way people and institutions produce, use, collect, share, and keep information.
In announcing their selection, John Jay Iselin, the Foundation's president,congratulated the two men for their invention that has fundamentally changed the way information is retrieved today.
At the same time, global access to sources of information and interactivity has fundamentally changed the possibilities of memory and historicity as long as such access is possible given all its conditions: technical, economical, political, cultural.
In addressing myself to you I wish to re-affirm the Second Vatican Council's teaching on Catholic-Jewish relations andreiterate the Church's commitment to the dialogue that in the past forty years has fundamentally changed our relationship for the better.
The introduction of new materials and treatments has fundamentally changed the Heraeus Dental business in recent years.
What has fundamentally changed since Adam Smith is not the orienting standpoint and the class allegiance of the theoreticians in question but the historical ground of the standpoint itself from which their conceptions arise, in accordance with the change from the ascending to the descending phase.
Yes, technology has always influenced us, it has fundamentally changed our subjectivity since prehistoric times.
Beginning in 2007, after reaching$ 75, oil prices dropped to$ 50, those who shouted"impossible that the oil rises in 2003, rather than admit their mistakes shout" It was a bubble, we can never again 75$"is at the time I wrote a topic to say" For 2007 we donot change course and we look ahead, nothing has fundamentally changed for the metals and energy.
This significant shift in membership from north to south has fundamentally changed the landscape of the Seventh-day Adventist Church as well.
Nothing has fundamentally changed if the productivism of Dubedout and others led the city to choke under the pollution, it is not, according to the town hall, because the capital tied technocracy is essentially antagonistic with the public interest but it lacked an"environmental" variable in the equation, while vivid green growth for Eric Piolle who call for a"green New Deal" to overcome the crisis.