Sentence examples for can really be changed from inspiring English sources
But pro football, always violent, is now violent in the extreme, and there is some question as to whether that violent style of play — and the consequences that flow from it — can really be changed.
"The changes and the results we're seeing in the reformed subjects year on year are not abnormal and can really be ascribed to changes in students' abilities based on their prior year attainment," Bedlow said.
"Parents can really be strong agents of change".
Constantly focusing on what you want the person to change can really be a downer (for both of you).
7) In the last paragraph of the subsection "Integrative modeling of Mediator complex", please clarify whether such conformational changes can really be assessed considering the relatively low precision of the method.
This graphical representation of score distribution has been appended to Figure 2 figure supplement 3. 7) In the last paragraph of the subsection "Integrative modeling of Mediator complex", please clarify whether such conformational changes can really be assessed considering the relatively low precision of the method.
This (your thinking, your mental blocks) must be tackled before any change can really be had.
This would allow for an estimation of the amount of validation work required and the likelihood that a change of interest can really be identified and can guide the design of future experiments.
"I'm not really sure how it can be changed, it just needs to be regulated more," she said.
But at some point nice words about international cooperation have to be matched by deeds, the kind of concrete, bite down on, facts on the ground deeds you can wave around while saying, "see, there really is change," without fear of plausible contradiction.
