For what we can see now, this is not the event that changes things; this is not the movement that changes things.
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And looking at the numbers from that perspective changes things.
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"I don't know that it changes things much," said Sen.
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And you have that conversation enough times, it changes things.
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"It changes things incredibly just from an emotional standpoint," he said.
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"We do want kids soon, and that changes things," added Young.
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"It changes things a lot — more so for them," Lillard said.
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Two women, which changes things, because ... Badass women-owned media company.
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"We do want kids soon, and that changes things," adds Young, 37.
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I hope my music changes things for some sixteen year old somewhere.
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The flexible schedule is great, but physically being at home more changes things.
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It remains to be seen whether this push into mobile messaging changes things.
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Ware knows about Marshall's involvement, but he doesn't think that it changes things.
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If you are like most people, the idea of doing this changes things completely.
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"We're still going to co-parent … but for me, this changes things," she said.
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But as risky as working with virtual reality still is, the medium changes things.
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Technology also changes things like mobile computing, data collection and what people can measure.
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Even if the facts were accurate at the time of publication, time changes things.
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There's rule changes, things like on-court coaching and whether that should be allowed.
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"I don't think the referendum changes things one way or the other," he said.
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But in the Super Bowl, it's about a half-hour, which really changes things.
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I'm passionate about it, but I'm not going to be the person that changes things.
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"It changes things a little bit," United States goalkeeper Brad Guzan said of Yedlin's absence.
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There, living creatures are the subject of the artistic expression, and that fundamentally changes things.
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"As much as data entry helps people it's data intelligence software that changes things," says Hamdy.
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"The dust hasn't settled yet, but if there is consolidation it changes things massively," he said.
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But with news of the Aciman writing a prequel instead of the expected sequel, this changes things.
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"With the trip wire, this changes things," FBI Special Agent Christopher Combs said at the press conference.
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"Everything has changed yet nothing has changed at all," Astin said of how married life changes things.
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But the danger posed to assets in the face of an unpredictably aggressive sanctions agenda changes things.
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But a lot of people are choosing to die at home under hospice care, and that changes things.
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But then you say, 'here's a new fact,' and they'll go, 'Oh, well, that changes things; you're right.
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Oh, well that changes things, Khal Moro said, to Khaleesi's satisfaction, but then he threw her a curveball.
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If countries that are water stressed now don't start to make changes, things could just keep getting worse.
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The SEC plans to see how lowering the fees and rebates for trading in some stocks changes things.
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What changes things is to be in the mainstream, to be Ellen DeGeneres, to be Will and Grace.
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The time frame changes things for scientists who have modeled what the climate of ancient Mars was like.
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"It changes things a lot — more so for them," Trail Blazers point guard Damian Lillard said of Paul's injury.
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This changes things considerably, since his father joined hers on the quest that led to both of their disappearance.
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But as with nearly all cybersecurity matters, physical access to either device or user or both changes things considerably.
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The new movie changes things up with its all-female gang that includes Mindy Kaling and an underused Rihanna.
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He said that while the award "changes things at the margin," he is more concerned about the airline's profitability.
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"Businesses need to evolve, and although the auction process has been around close to forever, the technology changes things; the way the market works changes things, and so does the global nature of the market," said Suzanne Gyorgy, global head of art advisory and finance at Citi Private Bank, a subsidiary of Citigroup.
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"Punk" changes things up considerably from the rest of the show, focusing exclusively on Eleven and some new "punk" friends.
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It's not a matter of if it happens, it's how it changes things because he was found guilty of something.
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At the point where path 1 and path 2 cross, one can add a second beam splitter, which changes things.
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We'll see if maybe this changes things, but I'm just a terrible cynic at heart and who believes in nothing.
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If you're bringing two or three devices that you plan on charging at the same time, that also changes things.
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But instead of making waves the traditional Pentagon way — adding expensive new programs — this budget changes things up by shifting priorities.
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In a video posted by Netflix's official Twitter account, Joe's narration is removed from critical scenes...and it certainly changes things.
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The extent to which it changes things, though, will likely depend — at least in part — on how users (and investors) respond.
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Apparently, something major happens with Eleven that changes things for her in season 3 — should she even appear in season 3.
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Because of streaming services, because [songs] are heading more to a radio sound, I think that changes things for producers too.
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Adobe changes things up with Adobe Scan, which is free for users who already have an existing Adobe Document Cloud account.
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She also told us a little bit about what today has been like, and how the IPO changes things — and doesn't.
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In this latest version of the quest, he kept it with him, which changes things for the next cycle of the story.
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"When your second-biggest guy on the floor thinks like a guard and passes like a guard, it changes things," Smart said.
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We're very static in a lot of ways, so when you have a scene with that kind of dynamism, it changes things.
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These are all plausible ways of looking at the situation, but they all make important differences, and making different assumptions changes things.
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Pilgrims on Apple Arcade is very much in keeping with this history, though it changes things up with some intriguing gameplay twists.
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Because at the end of the day, monthly jobs don't matter for wit if you have this strong productivity, because that changes things.
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Pocket Camp changes things, and ultimately shrinks the experience, but it also keeps just enough of Animal Crossing's essence to make it work.
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Tokyo Mirage changes things up a bit with a focus on J-pop and the fascinating world of Japanese idols — manufactured pop stars.
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But on "Vortex," the group's fourth full-length, the guitarist David Torn joins as special guest and spirit guide, and he changes things.
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This is how structural changes, things like laws and workplace policies, lead to cultural changes, or how we think and feel about an issue.
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And as much as any of Lucier's work it seems music that's concerned with moment-to-moment differences, with the way time changes things.
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" He continues: "Well, that sure changes things but the filmmakers either didn't know that or just didn't care to share it with the audience.
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The series, which made its English debut last year, is similar to Nintendo's monster-battling phenomenon, but changes things up in some important ways.
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Finding out you have a chronic illness — one that will, by definition, never go away — changes things, both for you and those you love.
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In my open thread last week, I wrote about how much I loved it when a well established series changes things up in its sequels.
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"With this tripwire, this changes things," Christopher H. Combs, the special agent in charge of the F.B.I.'s San Antonio office, told reporters on Monday.
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However, the new information that Mr. Phillips approached the mob of students rather than the other way around is very important and significantly changes things.
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When the internet provider is essentially also the telecommunications provider, in charge of the cables, switches, DNS, and so on, that changes things a great deal.
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The sequel changes things up with a larger focus on narrative, telling the story of a mother and her child over the course of 14 chapters.
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However, the clock is ticking on whether or not social justice will turn out to be a trend, or something that actually changes things for good.
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The less the replacement actually changes things, the less obvious it is that Republicans have broken their promises to deliver better coverage for the American people.
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The toxicity is "most likely drug dependent", and the company should consider reducing the dose or dosing intervals to see if that changes things, he added.
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FABER: SO TO AN EXTENT YOU'RE GOING TO BE SOMEBODY WHO CHANGES THINGS HERE, I WOULD ASSUME YOU HAVE THE SUPPORT OF YOUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
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I know how money changes things...But money talks, so you got to sit at the table with me if I can afford to be there.
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"This completely changes things, and it's our doing," Xiye Bastida, a 17-year-old senior at Beacon High School in Manhattan, told the New York Times.
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You can get those teams that aren't used to playing at that speed, and you speed them up a little bit, it changes things for them.
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The family constantly changes things up by using high-end wigs — this we know — but their mother Kris Jenner usually sticks to her signature black pixie cut.
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The better comparison remains between how the AHCA changes things from the status quo of Obamacare, which brought down the uninsured rate to the lowest on record.
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Origins changes things up for the series in a big way, with more of a focus on RPG trappings and layered combat than past games have had.
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The less the replacement actually changes things, the less obvious it would be that Republicans have broken their promises to deliver better coverage for the American people.
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But once every five or 10 years, he changes things up on himself in a radical way, working in a fresh format and tinkering with his creative goals.
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Tokyo RPG Factory has carved out a niche making classic-style JRPGs like I Am Setsuna and Lost Sphear, but the studio's third release changes things up a bit.
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Along with experience categories and a series of new ways to invest your points, Yakuza 6 changes things up just enough, but still doesn't stray too far from the standard.
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Flying spaceships aren't new for Lego Star Wars, but The Force Awakens changes things up with new sections that feel more like proper flight simulators than Galaga-style arcade games.
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With that in mind, here are six crucial things I've learned about work thanks to my multiple career changes — things that anyone contemplating a change of scenery could use. 1.
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I think you have to inject people with something, like drugs or something else, or some digital thing in your brain, like putting a chip in there that changes things.
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The Swift 3 Hacking Bundle's diverse course load covers the current versions of all three platforms, and then some—so you can get caught up before Apple changes things yet again.
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But then, if you start seeing significant cognitive changes – things like memory problems, or issues with decision making 10 years down the line – there's not always that link back to trauma.
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Do you think that's been enough to kind of quell the political pressure on you in that way, or do you expect that there will be some real legislation that changes things?
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Pixar released the first full trailer for Toy Story 4 this week, giving a look at how a spork with glued on googley eyes changes things up for the usual group of toys.
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Instead, this year, expect to see a lot of evolutionary changes: things like companies adopting Intel's latest processors, Nvidia's latest GPUs, and probably some increased competition from AMD on both of those fronts.
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"It'll be interesting to see, once this law is implemented in national law, how much it actually changes things" says Kristofer Erickson, associate professor in media and communication at the University of Leeds.
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"How much it changes things depends a great deal on how experienced they are with Washington politics," said Robert Dallek, the presidential historian, who will publish a new biography of Roosevelt this fall.
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If you've heard of a candidate who sounds vaguely nice and then you see an ad that they've endorsed cutting Social Security, or they've been accused of sexual harassment — well, that changes things.
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"Area X" is theoretically the same as the rest of Rez, with the same lock-on shooting system, but it changes things significantly by taking the experience off-rails and letting you control your movement.
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It's a pretty typical setup for a superhero origin story, but Netflix's new series Raising Dion, which launches its nine-episode first season on October 4th, changes things up by making its hero a seven-year-old.
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For me it's a role debut, so when the orchestra comes it changes things, and it will obviously take some of my attention from acting and remembering what we did maybe only once or twice and kept changing.
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A lack of competition is a signal that the economics don't work for a private insurer in a given geographic area, and I'm not sure how a public option in those markets changes things, although it does offer someone more choice.
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Diesner acknowledges that "behavior change is exceedingly difficult," so he prefers to focus on systemic changes, things like establishing a "corner store" model for repair-and-sharing shops, so that it is as quick and easy to fix something as it is to buy something new.
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Ahead of the show's late-February premiere in Los Angeles, the cast, along with Mr. Glover's brother, Stephen, a lead writer on "Atlanta," convened to discuss following up an adored debut, the looming presence of Mr. Trump and how getting famous changes things, onscreen and off.
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