Sentence examples for actually changing the from inspiring English sources

The natural indirect effect is the effect one would observe if the mediator could be changed as it would when the exposure was manipulated (without actually changing the exposure).

Actually changing the way the country works is much harder.

"You're actually changing the character of the village".

"It's actually changing the way drug development is even conceived".

That is the right message, but actually changing the system will require presidential leadership.

The uptown-downtown effect is so major, it is actually changing the way we are designing buildings".

While surveys find that most professors agree that lecture-based learning is vastly inferior, every attempt at actually changing this meets the "realities of the research universities' continuing emphases on research productivity".

Remember: Looking out for the best interest of your community, making sure that the juveniles are actually changing for the better.

Rather than actually changing abortion practice, the law seems intended more to galvanise the pro-life forces, to test their strength and harden them for other battles.

What I'm proposing is that Francis is not actually changing anything in the Catholic Church.

"When you focus on the fact that it's moving through thresholds like that, you get an appreciation for how it's actually changing," Ralph Keeling, director of the CO2 program at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography at the University of California, San Diego, said at the time.