Sentence examples for change are based on from inspiring English sources

The more sensational passages of "Game Change" are based on what may be fairly called gossip.

Conveniently for the sake of gauging anoxia, the rates of these various reactions involving uranium change are based on available oxygen.

Many external effects of land use change are based on modifications of lateral flows of soil, water, air, fire or organisms.

The conversation got heated, and ended with him calling me "delusional" like the rest of "the media" while I advised him that most of the articles he posts (he doesn't believe in climate change) are based on conspiracy theories and that as a bearded brown guy, I wouldn't be surprised if he was labelled a terrorist by the same soon-to-be-administration he admires so much.

Calculations on fold change are based on the ΔΔ Ct method on three independent replicates.

Traditional theories of behavior change are based on models of behavior sampled at relatively long intervals (e.g., weeks or months).

But the policy change is based on one-sided information from those who would profit from G.M.O.

Banking on Change is based on the Village Savings and Loans Association model pioneered by CARE in Niger in 1991.

"Climate change is based on several lines of evidence, not just paleoclimate data," he said.

Mrs. Thatcher's prescription for change was based on the ideas of the conservative economists Friedrich von Hayek andMilton Friedman.

Some said concerns about climate change were based on speculation rather than science.