Sentence examples for change that might from inspiring English sources

Understanding these legal barriers and the apparent resistance to changing state HIV testing policies is essential to effecting any policy change that might increase HIV testing.

All of them believe the world around them is changing (and should be changing faster), but nowhere do they seem to envisage an eruption of change that might sweep them and their children away".

The blackout did cause some major change that might not have happened otherwise".

They are also fearful of any change that might have unintended political consequences.

He was not resting, and he was certainly not chasing the loose change that might have fallen from his pockets.

Here are the five threats to Florida from climate change that might force Marco Rubio to take action.

So now it is Chile that is looking to Washington for a policy change that might revive trade talks.

But he conceded one change that might be hard to miss today, when he skips the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

But the transition between disciplines has not been entirely the sea change that might have been expected.

We talk about the way the government's mask has been slipping recently, a change that might affect the way audiences view Posh.

What other relationships can we form with this difficult new knowledge around environmental change that might be more energising and effective?