Sentence examples for bringing changes from inspiring English sources

At the end of the day we are talking about bringing changes in the lives of individuals.

THE rise of smaller, fleet-footed companies in the lean start-up mold is also bringing changes in venture financing.

In the back offices of other nonprofit organizations, the Internet is bringing changes that are less quantifiable, but no less profound, said Ken Weber, director of nonprofit client services for AppNet, an Internet consulting firm.

Certainly, the ease of making images with video is bringing changes in moviemaking and the experience of moviegoing; film frames (even home movies) seem to carry the equivalent of a painting's frame, connecting them even unconsciously to the tradition of high art — with all the political and moral burdens it entails.

They also suggested that allowing the merger would further European goals of bringing changes in the financial services sector because NYSE Euronext and Deutsche Börse had "shown themselves to be a bridgehead of integrity and transparency against a tidal wave of opacity and greed that permeates the less-regulated segments of financial markets".

Certainly, standards alone are not solely responsible for bringing changes to the field of early childhood.

It is modern economics, not ethics, that are bringing change.

The interest, Mr. Murdoch suggested, was in bringing "change" to Washington.

"His campaign platform is largely going to focus on bringing change, bringing in freshness".

The 16th century brought changes.

Time has brought changes.