Sentence examples for change picked from inspiring English sources

As the pace of change picked up, he was accused of slavishly adhering to the so-called two whatevers: whatever Mao said was right and whatever Mao did was right.

This year, Americans United for Change picked up the theme with their report, "Polluter Impunity".

Those on both sides of the rancorous argument over man-made climate change picked apart the report, calling it scientifically flawed or politically motivated.

The new report says that all of these very bad things will happen in future decades, as climate change picks up steam.

It is not unusual for N.B.A. teams to plan ahead for a coaching change, picking a soft spot in the schedule to allow the new coach the best chance to start off well.

Joost Swarte's imaginative depiction of climate change picks up on the common knowledge that cattle are responsible for a great deal of the greenhouse gases emitted every year (Cover, May 17th).

"Because if you're used to digging in your pocket for loose change, picking up a phone and making a call to a machine might be a little odd".

Unfortunately, we haven't gotten around to adapting to texting, checking if fruit is ripe, counting out exact change, picking up things smaller than a VCR, or romantically touching someone's face while wearing clumsy woolen bags on our hands.

As anthropogenic climate change picks up pace, seas around the world are rising, due to thermal expansion and the melting of alpine glaciers and arctic ice sheets; according to most scientists, by at least a meter by the year 2100.

Finally, we should consider whether the power changes picked up at the bipolar contacts of the DBS electrode could be the product of volume conduction from another source, possibly cortical, rather than locally generated.

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