Sentence examples for change to consider from inspiring English sources

"Part of that means you have to be willing to change, to consider new ways of doing things.

Schneider asked his board at Climate Change to consider the matter after McIntyre asked him for personal computer codes.

Meanwhile, though, they write, their work underlines the need for people studying climate change to consider factors beyond rising temperatures and changes in rainfall patterns.

There has been, however, very little research done on linking individual behavioural change theories with these conservation initiatives and moving beyond behavioural change to consider the role of learning, values and personal agency.

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The recommendation has changed to consider aspirin therapy as a primary prevention strategy in those with diabetes at increased cardiovascular risk (10-year risk >10%).

"New Year's Day offers people the chance to consider changes as well as relax.

"We urge Ofgem [the regulator] and DECC [the Department of Energy and Climate Change] to consider the timing and implementation of certain remedies to avoid a wild west, free-for-all energy market, which won't operate in the best interests of the vast majority of consumers".

The critical change is to consider accidents as a control problem rather than a component failure problem.

Mr Gilligan said there were 69 pedestrians killed in London last year and that any changes had to consider them.