Sentence examples for and should be altered from inspiring English sources

He seemed generally to view change as either undesirable or impossible - though in his writings, he disclosed an awareness of what could and should be altered or improved.

It is the first time that Mr. Dell or any other senior executive has publicly conceded that the business model that was crucial to the company's success could — and should — be altered.

These emerging planning approaches acknowledge that companies are on journeys that can, and should, be altered in response to changing conditions.

This can help to identify aspects of the model that are failing to represent the data adequately and should be altered (see an example in our Real Data analysis with Phylogenetic Signal model).

It also adds: "Performance figures clearly do not reflect the company's fulfilment against 100% of the requirements of [the court service] and they should be altered, retrospectively and in the future, to indicate this".

After all, those working at a particular business unit should have the deepest knowledge of the local market, with all its nuances and peculiarities, making those individuals best able to determine which practices and procedures should be retained and which should be altered.

Please realize that these templates are a guide and they should be altered to fit the proposal.

Zhang and Qin (2013) argued that in Jiang and Lin (2012), the equation form and variable selection should be altered, and it was problematic to use regression equation to project the future.

And while elephants and chimps may make "art," and while birds may make "music," I am confident that humans are the only creatures who step back from something they are making to decide how it looks or sounds and how it should be altered — in short, to adopt that aesthetic attitude.

In order to obtain different morphology, some important parameters of CVD such as runtime, reaction temperature, carbon source flow rate, and catalyst concentration should be altered [26 29].

One policy debate the study may contribute to, however, is whether the balance between postdoctoral fellows and employee-postdocs should be altered.