Sentence examples for changes away from inspiring English sources

Few IS specialists foresaw the rise of systems integrators/coordinators or favoured changes away from the traditional IS career path.

"My sense is that it's really gathering speed," Professor Cutler said of changes away from fee-for-service medicine.

Changes away from these predicted grain boundary symmetries can be interpreted as showing the frustration of symmetry caused by the incorporation of point defects (vacancies and impurities).

Such changes away from standard jobs have also contributed to the weakened position of trade unions in France: as little as a tenth of French workers belong to a union.

(Even if we accept the argument that State wanted to be sure that extremists were involved, and that they could be linked to Al Qaeda, before saying so with any level of certainty — which is reasonable and supported by evidence from Karl's reporting — that doesn't fully explain these changes away).

Finland is facing another set of controversial changes, away from traditional subject teaching.

We need a culture change away from the cowboy and toward the engineer".

These institutions are describing themselves as a "single policy change away from collapse".

"It's a direct result of schools anticipating a likely curriculum change away from creative arts courses.

Danish is clearly the Scandinavian language that has undergone the greatest amount of change away from Old Scandinavian.

To me, the only stable option is a complete change away from the current reactionary and short-sighted administration.