Sentence examples for change discipline from inspiring English sources

In its small-group curriculum, it quotes scripture to argue that God wants you to be healthy, and provides Bible verse and discussion themes around the spiritual aspects of long-term change:  discipline, helping others, faith.

And the principles and skill set of the behavior change discipline can be applied across them.

Grumeti has the size to take well to jumping and unlike some of the other Flat recruits bought to change disciplines he had already been gelded by former trainer Michael Bell and should be ready to get on and start collecting all-important hurdling experience in the weeks ahead.

For instance, when researchers change disciplines they transition to an entirely different part of the citation graph.

Her willingness to change disciplines looked shrewd when she threw 6.66m at the CP Sport Grand Prix in Essex in May, an effort that was only kept out of the record books by a lack of ratification.

That is, researchers who change disciplines at various points in their career.

Then, when it was taken out of the Games he changed discipline, learning about the sprint and the tactics, and making himself the best in the world.

Hoy changed disciplines to track cycling in 1992, and in 1994 he won his first British championship track medal, a silver in the junior sprint.

It's a hypothetical argument, of course, but just for fun, let's make a comparison: Who would look sillier if they changed disciplines, Trankov with a hockey stick in his hand or Ovechkin if he had to lift a woman over his head and carry her around like a spinning dinner plate while sliding across the ice on a pair of kitchen knives?

However, it is important to remember that scientists and engineers have many transferable skills, and many have successfully changed disciplines.

Also, the mix of specialties often drawn upon in commercial projects leads companies to value people who have changed disciplines between degrees or in their postdoctoral position.