Sentence examples for change mainly from inspiring English sources

Proponents of the British system have suggested the Christian Democrats' oppose change mainly for selfish reasons.

Until recently, many scientists spoke of climate change mainly as a "threat," sometime in the future.

Since the bubble burst, investors, loyal to a fault, have agitated for change mainly by airing their grievances.

She added that she thought pedestrians waited for the light to change mainly because they were worried about being fined or being run over.

The sauteed chicken and shrimp jubilee, though equally dense, was a welcome change, mainly because of the addition of sun-dried bing cherries, rosemary and Gorgonzola.

Most think of climate change mainly as pollution, but it has a big effect in the social sector, in health, education and agriculture.

Those most opposed to change (mainly white men) detect another liberal assault on their values akin to affirmative action, gun control or homosexuals in the army.

Analysts of the Labor Party called the declaration's changes mainly "adjustments in tone".

Davies told Maria he needed to make minor changes, mainly in the tricky third act.

The changes mainly loosen restrictions on the ownership of local television stations.

Aon said the changes, mainly involving improvements in technology, were intended to improve the way the company does business.