Sentence examples for change that extend from inspiring English sources
However, longer illumination induces two kinds of change that extend this range.
According to him, prevention of malnutrition and stunting in children requires policies, programmes, interventions and social change that extend beyond the health sector.
There was a fever for change that extended from black urban communities (the Notting Hill riot of 1976 was still fresh) to the suburbs, where bands such as the Jam were emerging.
Ultimately, this may be the most desirable effect of all for boycotters: a behavior change that extends far beyond a company's short-term profits or a dip in its stock price.
With the impending arrival of Francesca Zambello, the seasoned opera and musical theater director who will take over in September, comes the promise of fresh energy and change that extends even to the name of this venerable organization.
Lebanese politics have been in turmoil since Syria, which maintains an army in the country, pushed through a constitutional change that extends the president's mandate.See articleTwo years after being charged with treason, Morgan Tsvangirai, leader of the Movement for Democratic Change, Zimbabwe's main opposition party, was acquitted.
Scientists in other countries who visit the United States often will also benefit from another change that extends the validity of a Mantis clearance for such visits from the duration of a single visit to a year.
Findings imply a pattern of contraction and expansion in the era of incremental change that extends previous work on the technological product life cycles and helps to characterize the era of incremental change in a novel way.
Design of the BVV intervention drew on a model of behaviour change that extends the knowledge, attitudes and practices (KAP) model of behaviour change.
Inhibitors binding to this region may function by blocking substrate access to the active site and/or by altering hydrolytic efficiency through a conformational change that extends to the catalytic triad.
