Sentence examples for abiding change from inspiring English sources

When we have mercy, deep and abiding change might happen.

This Denver police and intelligence presence will be an abiding change in Colorado's social landscape.

But you can't turn back the clock, least of all on techonological realities, and the deep and abiding economic changes they bring.

I'm certain that the efforts of the Mexican government and the abiding producers changed the face of tequila and thereby the faith of the American consumer in tequila.

"We didn't have a lot of money but we had an abiding belief to change our belief in our situation.

An abiding symbol of this change is the prison camp at Guantánamo.

The way to promote law-abiding conduct is to change those circumstances, something that can be done only as a community (a community in Western Europe, apparently, at least until health care reform fully takes effect).

Bodies such as these are, to varying degrees, extorting admissions of fault from law-abiding companies and changes in policy from democratically elected governments.

The changes point out an abiding feature of this country's racial history: when it comes to determining what exactly is a racial category, politics, not biology, is the deciding factor.

Taking guns away from law-abiding citizens isn't going to change anything".

"Our aim is not only to jail them, but to change their platform to be law-abiding citizens".