Sentence examples for basis for changing from inspiring English sources

Such twists are not meant to provide a basis for changing behavior.

"Getting the facts sifted is a good basis for changing behaviour," he says.

Without a clearer direction on margins we cannot see any basis for changing our forecasts at this stage.

The group said there was no new scientific basis for changing the standard set at the end of the Bush administration.

With more than 300 ships around the globe, Navy officials here have said, this was too unspecific to have served as a basis for changing threat levels in the Persian Gulf area, despite the upsurge of passion in the Arab world after the violent clashes in Israel and the Palestinian lands.

But he emphasizes that "for now the findings provide no rational basis for changing one's caffeine intake".

This challenge is intended to lay the groundwork for changing the basis of tumor classification from morphological to molecular characteristics".

Initiated to reveal what had been presumed to be there already, once established, it provided a basis for significantly changing, if not eventually transforming, the functioning of the enterprise.

There is a growing body of evidence about the importance of an existing definite organizational framework as the basis for any changing behaviour by health care providers [ 25, 26] and a recent systematic review highlights a substantial improvement in patient glycaemic control using case management [ 27].

Hopwood [ 66] illustrated a similarly constitutive process in the case of the early effects by Josiah Wedgewood to determine his costs of production in 1772: Initiated to reveal what had been presumed to be there already, once established, it provided a basis for significantly changing, if not eventually transforming, the functioning of the enterprise.

We'd get a legislative programme no-one voted for, decided purely on the basis of changing the electoral system to benefit the Lib Dems.