Sentence examples for believable changes from inspiring English sources

Many national estimation teams were dissatisfied with the resulting trends, so the attention turned to models that would still allow the force of infection to vary, but which would ensure slower and more believable changes in incidence over time.

It was about believable change.

Believable change demands credible, creative engagement on all these fronts.

Believable change is small, especially with regular characters.

Because of the Republicans' sheer extremism, it may work to re-elect the president by a narrow margin in 2012 -- but not to rekindle the enthusiasm of the groups that elected him in 2008 as a force for believable change.

While it is unclear whether the jury will find Mr. Pellegrini believable, his change of heart is potentially damaging to the S.E.C. Hours after his testimony, the agency shuffled the order of its witness list to move up the testimony of Gail Kreitman, a former Goldman employee, who could cause problems for the defense.

For I believe that true "realism" shows that this is not enough -- not enough leadership, not enough change, and certainly not the kind of change that will make "change believable".

Dumbfounded by the turn of events, the French ambassador Noailles wrote: "I have witnessed the most sudden change believable in men, and I believe that God alone worked it".

The plot and characters are made believable by a change Kalidasa introduces: Dushyanta is not responsible for the lovers' separation; he acts only under a delusion caused by a sage's curse.

One hundred and thirty five Members in the House of Representatives have co-sponsored a bill that would make change believable.

Sure, he's believable in his change of heart, but he's also giddy in his new found joy, and keeps bursting into laughter.