Sentence examples for changes achieved by from inspiring English sources

If the structural changes achieved by these symbolic gestures are roughly none, their appeal is that they also cost nothing.

David Cameron yesterday evoked the changes achieved by Margaret Thatcher's election in 1979 to urge the country to reject Gordon Brown's appeal to experience and recognise instead that the true risk at the next election will lie in sticking with Labour.

The superimposition allowed actual changes achieved by surgery to be analyzed and recorded for each subject.

The changes achieved by the powder treatments resulted in a significant increase in the peeling resistance of joints which consist of adhesive layers obtained from the TPU particles.

In an article in the Times, Lord Lawson, a former Chancellor of the Exchequer, predicted that any changes achieved by David Cameron's attempts to renegotiate the terms of the UK's relations with the EU would be "inconsequential".

The present work aims to the study of developing porosity in hydroxyapatite (HAp) scaffold by using graphite porogen (with 0 30 vol%) followed by engineering the changes achieved by conventional- (CS) and microwave-sintering (MS) techniques.

He cites as evidence the "75% change" achieved by Draper 2.0: "I no longer crave drugs and promiscuity.

Representatives of environmental groups who have seen the draft legislation said that the change, achieved by redefining the word "conservation," would severely undercut the law.

To clarify: Blaine broke the world record for breath-holding anywhere — besting the sixteen minutes and change achieved by a Swiss daredevil named Peter Colat — not the world record for breath-holding on "The Oprah Winfrey Show".

However, habitat change achieved by treatment was highly variable because actual disturbance differed widely in extent and intensity.

But it is worth noting that the progress and social change achieved by activism is not a linear process.