Sentence examples for change and use from inspiring English sources

Corporate and technological sectors that thrive on change, and use the freedom of the market to innovate and grow.

By giving back to society in this way, businesses can drive social change and use their skills, resources and workforce to support non-profits, government agencies and universities.

The substitution had not been completed because the original player had not left the pitch – so allow the manager to cancel the change, and use another sub instead.

Consider this more of a guide than a recipe, though – you should change it as the seasons change, and use the herbs you prefer.

And it shoots a Labour fox; Ed Miliband had planned to make the same change and use the proceeds to reduce university tuition fees.

The realist is a pioneer essential for the evolution of human beings; idealists are frightened by change and use their cleverness to justify the status quo; and the philistines are the easy-going majority, content to substitute custom for conscience.

Is, however, well-spoken and cares a lot about social change and using fashion as a tool to reflect the changing culture.

It's important to separate the two categories as best as possible, as doing so can make the difference between struggling when things change and using change to innovate.

So we have two methods to estimate climate sensitivity – using data from past climate changes and using complex climate models – which consistently give us approximately the same answer.

He needs to change tack and use his undoubted talents as a journalist to raise awareness and ask questions.

We consider an agent-broker that predicts stock price changes and uses its predictions for selecting actions.