Sentence examples for change in the view of from inspiring English sources

"It's going to take a sea change in the view of the artist members".

"The company has been advised by K.K.R. that the proposed sale by its affiliated investment partnerships of Gillette stock is designed to provide liquidity for the investment partnerships and does not reflect any change in the view of K.K.R. toward the company's stock," Mr. Brayton said.

What we see described in scripture, the over-arching values in the New Testament, is a change in the view of the current culture towards women at the time and a focus on mutual respect.

One result of these quicksilver changes, in the view of some of his own aides, was that Mr. Dole undermined his description of himself as steady and dependable.

The focus on the importance of the individual has been accompanied by changes in the view of the patient's role in diabetes care.

Given the ongoing debate on mtDNA methylation in the literature [ 36], our study provides new and timely evidence that paves the avenue to understanding metabolic changes in the view of mitochondrial epigenetics [ 18– 20].

Tuesday's announcement by the Finance Ministry official marked a significant change in the views of Russian regulators from just a year ago.

Similarly, there was no significant change in the views of students of the empirical aspect of scientific knowledge (Figure 3).

(RNS) Does a Southern Baptist leader's call for the Confederate battle flag to come down mark a sea change in the views of evangelicals about a symbol long wrapped in both support for slavery and regional pride?

Things have since changed markedly in the view of Democrats and Republicans alike.

While his successors at the endowment presided over the collapse, Mr. El-Erian had made several changes that, in the view of some financial experts, turned out to be ill-timed.