Sentence examples for A helpful change from inspiring English sources

To some extent, it's a helpful change in definition because it captures more about the phenomenon then just the word hunger, because it helps capture the social and personal circumstances that people live in rather than just the condition.

"CNN's correspondents will show the challenges faced by children around the world and will offer viewers an opportunity to effect helpful change," said the Executive Vice President of Content Development and Strategy for CNN Worldwide, Sue Bunda.

Perhaps the most helpful change we can make is to change our own thinking.

Another helpful change would be to open the banking industry to more foreign competition, as Jeffrey Lang, an American trade official, urged the South Korean government to do in talks in Seoul on August 19th.

Probably the most helpful change is the ability to browse and shop by department (finally!).

He said "the single most helpful change" would be to tackle the problem of delayed discharges, which is caused by a lack of available services in the community to take care of frail patients when their medical care had finished.

One helpful change would be the universal adoption of closed containment systems for salmon farming, and the tapering-off of net farming.

The rebuttal letter by the authors is persuasive in many areas, and a number of helpful changes have been added to the manuscript.

Mr. DiNapoli has made some helpful changes in the comptroller's office in an effort to shield the $125 billion pension fund from political influence.

For those who view active monitoring and engagement by shareholders as an effective tool in building long-term value, these are meaningful and helpful changes.

"While there have been some helpful changes to the tax regime in recent years, we still lack a coherent tax system that encourages manufacturers to invest and sends the signal that they should be doing it here," the EEF's director of policy, Steve Radley, said.