Sentence examples for change in the relationships from inspiring English sources

Hulme and Ravetz called for a "major change in the relationships between science and the public", with wider public scrutiny of its findings and methods using "the proliferating new communication media...Science is a deeply human activity, and we need to be more honest about what this entails".

I was beginning to see a change in the relationships and how people who had lived together for centuries lived in denial of each other.

But deterrents also exist, for example, the time and expense to adopt electronic health records and difficulty managing change in the relationships between payers and providers.

The anticipation of returning home brought with it challenges including difficulty coping with independent living, having unrealistic expectations for recovery, and coping with change in the relationships with their family caregivers.

"There is a change in the relationship," he said.

Polshek's parabuilding reflects a fundamental change in the relationship between the museum and the community.

I don't believe there is a change in the relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia.

There has been no fundamental change in the relationship between government and corporation.

They are saying yes to a referendum if there is some significant change in the relationship.

There seemed to have been a change in the relationship between husband and wife.

"The case has brought about quite a change in the relationship between the students and the university.