change
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Example Sentences
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"The risks remain skewed towards a faster cadence or larger decline in rates," said Pantheon, pointing to the Fed's impending leadership change with the 2026 departure of Chair Jerome Powell.
From Barron's
The amount itself is manageable, though makes a material change to the company’s balance sheet that previously didn’t carry any significant debt.
From Barron's
But what governments from Portugal to the U.A.E. require to secure residency—or citizenship—in their country not only varies, it constantly changes amid shifting economic and domestic priorities.
From Barron's
Those still in the U.S. scheduling upcoming travel for visa stamping should “strongly consider” changing their travel plans.
From Los Angeles Times
"There will be some kind of changes after the election."
From Barron's
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
