Sentence examples for broach change from inspiring English sources

But it was not until he, and the 1960s generation he was a part of, attained a critical mass in the structures of power that they were able to broach change and even then not without fierce debate.

Whenever the Mets' deluge of injuries is broached, Cora changes the subject, a verbal eye roll.

No one remembers who broached the position change first.

During the inclusion period, there was a change of broach design from sharp, "aggressive" broaches to smoother impacting broaches.

The change of broaches and the increased use of smaller stems coincided, but this finding does not prove a causative relationship.

In a deeply religious country where many Roman Catholics and Muslims oppose contraception, politicians and doctors broach the topic gingerly, and change is slow.

When the health impacts of climate change were first broached in the health literature, they were referred to as a possible eventuality (Longstreth 1991).

Medical schools spend more time on end-of-life issues than they did in the past, and the greater willingness of younger doctors to broach the subject may reflect that change.

No obvious solutions He believes some teachers have lacked confidence in broaching issues such as religious extremism, climate change and famine because these are conundrums for which there are no obvious solutions.

The Association of National Advertisers in New York, which first broached the idea of changes at a conference last month, said yesterday that the American Association of Advertising Agencies in New York would join it in forming a committee called the Network Upfront Discussion Group.

Changes in broaching technique and cementing technique coincided with deterioration of the results in some hospitals.