Sentence examples for breed of change from inspiring English sources
The achievement of breakthrough outcomes requires a different breed of change agent who can work creatively across disciplines and sectors while aligning their efforts around a common vision.
Disasters can provide opportunities for accelerating such change towards sustainability by eliminating the impediments of "normal times," but only if a new breed of change agents is able to seize these opportunities.
He personifies the spirit, motivation, and no-nonsense approach of this special breed of change agent who has stepped forward to light a candle in the dark.
I find it very inspiring that a new breed of change-makers like him are serving as ministers and working to change the essence of education in Indonesia.
From composing blog posts to designing furniture, a new breed of crowdsourcing could change the way we work.
Whereas it had been hoped that genomic prediction would facilitate selection in small breed associations with fewer registered animals, the current need for within-breed training will serve only to increase the technology gap between the breeds and facilitate faster rates of change in those breeds that have a large market share.
If Massachusetts so believes and shapes her laws in that conviction, must her breed of sons be changed, he asks, because some other philosophy of government finds favor in the halls of Congress?
A new breed of studies aims to change that.
The old-fashioned, tough guys have saddled up and ridden their horses off into the sunset, only to be replaced by a new breed of fearful Arizonans who, afraid of change, and anxious about the future, feel the need for protection by hard-nosed lawmen and aggressive posses.
As a result of e.g. ancestral patterns of geographical establishment, fluctuations in a dog breed's popularity and extensive use of popular sires within a country, the genetic composition of a dog breed can change over time and between different geographical locations.
Electronic day traders are merely the most fanatical of a new breed of investors, born of regulatory changes and the Internet.
