Sentence examples for beginnings of change from inspiring English sources
Yet the beginnings of change can be observed.
But moments of contact do occur, the beginnings of change that may take years to ripen.
When Ms. Scheller and Mr. Garcia danced the pas de deux in that evening's performance, you could see the beginnings of change in Mr. Garcia's partnering.
The beginnings of change came toward the end of May, when Gen. Benjamin Butler accepted three fugitives at Fort Monroe in Virginia.
Already, we are starting to see the beginnings of change.
Whatever the reasons, combine them with a tight labor market, technology that allows employees to work from home and a younger generation of chief executives, and you're seeing the beginnings of change in the corporate workplace.
In the beginnings of climate change policy, results from the natural sciences were essential for motivating the establishment of global change diplomacy.
On a return visit in 1959, Wylie quaintly saw the beginnings of this change, noting how the advent of television and the automobile was changing the social fabric of his Vaucluse village.
Don't be surprised if King Abdullah is one day remembered as the man who brought the beginnings of real change to a place that badly needed it.
It may also point to the beginnings of real change in how evangelicals understand the problem of justice in a fallen world, and the challenge that Latino and other minority Christians pose to the assumptions of the culture wars.
