Meanings of change lifestyles in English

Our findings suggest there are microbiome-related public health implications when ethnic minorities are pressured to change lifestyles.

Over the years the basket has provided insights into changing lifestyles.

Changing lifestyles require even more choices in consumer-ready foods and increased convenience in delivery.

He said the move would reflect our " changed lifestyles and use of leisure time".

Laws must co-evolve with changing lifestyles and attitudes.

The challenge will be to find a consensus among mostly westerners open to changing lifestyles and traditionalists.

But such growth markets are ever more important for brands dependent on changing lifestyles and rising incomes.

Changing lifestyles and higher incomes in India are fuelling a growing taste for convenience and fast food.

Looking back over the past eight decades, they paint a fascinating picture of changing lifestyles in Britain.

Changing lifestyles could also play a role.

Changing lifestyles and behavioural patterns as much as economic pressures have been at the root of the fall.

Changing lifestyles and rising prosperity are also driving the move to processed foods and Indian taste buds are becoming more adventurous.

Admittedly, this is not just because there are more of us than there used to be; changing lifestyles are a factor too.

Nothing is really nine to five any more, but sometimes it seems big cultural organisations are slow in adapting to changing lifestyles.

With growing awareness about health, changing lifestyles and increased spending capacity in India, experts say the country's organic food market has a bright future.

Period furniture has been going out of fashion due to changing lifestyles and the desire for a cleaner, modern look in many Irish houses.