Sentence examples for and about the changes from inspiring English sources
But the larger argument is about private equity itself, and about the changes private equity firms and other financiers have instigated across society.
From Ben Black, director of My Family Care As someone who employs 200 people across various childcare businesses I feel passionately about the issues and about the changes proposed by the government.
In answer to audience questions, she spoke about aging, about being Jewish ("It gave me some brains") and about the changes in women's lives since the 1950's, when she began work on "The Feminine Mystique.'' In the past, life was defined by men.
And what the agents' place in this longer story is, I have no idea; but I'd like to know what Sue Mengers had to say about the generation that came after her in the business and about the changes that have taken place.
These plots provide a easy-to-interpret visualization of relevant results, that in one shot gives information about probes density within the region and about the changes in DNA methylation between the groups under study.
Round 1 participants were invited to complete a second survey, in which feedback was provided about the items' ratings of importance (percentage of participants who thought an item was important or very important) and about the changes made based on the qualitative feedback.
You sit down and interview people and hear about the changes in their lives, the dramatic impact".
It is of paramount importance to inform the cardiologist about the necessity of these agents for the patient and about the change these agents have made to the prognosis of mRCC patients.
These free radicals interact with various biomolecules and bring about the changes in their structure and function (Jagetia and Reddy 2005).
The intent is that the CCM-NC will generate debate and discussion about the changes needed in policy and practice.
"And for whatever reasons... we have not sufficiently challenged the failures and brought about the changes required.
