Sentence examples for change to which from inspiring English sources

That would, in any case, require a rule change to which the British Horseracing Authority will not accede.

And climate change, to which humans contribute, is heating up and drying out some — though not all — areas.

Later treaties are broad frameworks, as in UNFCCC, the UN convention on climate change, to which Kyoto is a protocol.

It's something we should be moving on now – a slow but regular burn beneath the other social and political change to which we aspire.

The book's weakness, however, lies in its lack of any serious exploration of that "profound social change" to which Highmore so often alludes.

The sea change to which Porter and Lee were referring was prompted by some new provisions of the Affordable Care Act, which had been passed three years prior, that were coming into force.

He sees little or no chance for the kinds of changes to which his analysis logically points.

But then it takes a terrible turn: Casper turns out to have been too volatile to withstand the changes to which he has been subjected.

Billson was trying to convince ministers he could "appease" the powerful Business Council of Australia while still implementing the changes, to which he has given vehement public support.

More generally, modernity has wrought changes to which we are not yet adequately adapted; depression appears to increase far more rapidly in technological cultures than in others.

Billson was trying to convince ministers he could "appease" the powerful BCA while still implementing the changes, to which he has given vehement public support.