Sentence examples for change to try from inspiring English sources

To many network executives, the Iraq explanation was typical of the way Nielsen has grabbed at culture change to try to explain statistical anomalies.

That was the one thing about the boss; if we were drawing he was not happy and would make a change to try and win the game.

He also underscored the value of experimentation and reinvention, the fact that it was all right to change, to try new styles, even when evolution meant abandoning your old comfortable routines, or worse, forsaking peoples' favorites.

I think there was a bit of a rush, especially in the mid 2000s, on climate change to try to cast it as an emergency that needed to be dealt with with a kind of urgency that's really hard to sell to people – and especially to politicians.

Another recent diner at El Guanaco was Segundo Lema, an Ecuadorean who works at a bakery in Fort Lee, N.J. "Sometimes it is worth it to make a change, to try different flavors of food," he said just before digging into a filet of grilled pork.

For instance, in the United States, it has become a litmus test for Republication candidates to deny humans are causing climate change, to try to claim that it isn't important, in many cases to demonize the messengers (the scientists), and to work to halt climate science so we won't know how bad the problem is.

The carrier becomes the latest to impose economy-class changes to try to stem losses.

Still, Webb does not plan any sudden changes to try to rival Willis's bubbly personality.

G.E. has made some significant changes to try to achieve stability during the turmoil.

She said the village is making changes to try to prevent something similar from happening.

Madrid changed everything to try to combat Liverpool.