Sentence examples for change in existence from inspiring English sources

But ultimately, is the goal of leadership to change the politics which surround HBCUs, or to work within them as they change in existence?

Beyond the fact that there is no longer any "small change" in existence, a few numbers embossed on plastic now empowers the child to succumb to momentary expediencies beyond frozen treats, and their parents sometimes to credit card fraud and possibly bankruptcy.

This discovery pushes back the date for a hugely important technological change in human existence.

This indicates that an important part of HRQL in such patients is unresponsive to change in the existence or degree of chest pain.

In modern times, particularly in the Western world, the change in Jewish communal existence required a transformation of this ancient structure.

In Christianity and Patriotism (1896), he wrote, "No feats of heroism are needed to achieve the greatest and most important changes in the existence of humanity".

The truth is we haven't ever been given a chance to vote on this major change in our civil existence.

It is bizarre and desperate that any candidate would embrace rejection of boldness, rejection of having the courage to envision great change, especially when the changes disparaged are already in existence in most other first world nations.

But change requires existence in time.

Speaking about the requirement that bags be matched with passengers before the first takeoff of a trip, Carol B. Hallett, the chief executive of the Air Transport Association, said, "We are hopeful there really will not be any change from what has been in existence over the last couple of months".

Reform of the Senate has been discussed for almost as long as the Senate has been in existence, and change does not come easily.