Sentence examples for changes entail from inspiring English sources
The changes entail tinkering with the existing system instead of carrying out the complete overhaul that is needed to bring the system into the 21st century.
She combined imagery from Snow White, Little Red Riding Hood and puppet theater to highlight stages of transition in a woman's life and the shifts of identity that the changes entail.
Because the proposed changes entail subduing state-owned companies, ministries, local governments and even urban residents who want to preserve their privileges, they are likely to encounter political resistance.
These changes entail new forms of legal plurality, both localizing and globalizing, and new framings of 'tradition' and 'local knowledge' in relation to social-environmental problems.
To help families become more gender equal, it is important to be clear about what changes are required and what, concretely, these changes entail.
These changes entail expression changes of genes that induce age-related phenotypes (ARPs) of cells.
In the article Keogh praises junior doctors – all medics below the level of consultant – for the "tough job" they do and expresses sympathy for the fact that they are "tired and demoralised" and feel "disengaged and powerless" for reasons that involve their treatment by the NHS going back years, not just the changes entailed in the unpopular new contract.
To understand why it made sense for DHL to provide free tickets to travelers, it helps to understand the massive changes entailed by the containerization of ocean cargo in the 1960s.
We hope you will understand the need to adjust our course after the election and the changes entailed in that adjustment.
The indicator "expertise" was thus changed to "support for innovation", for our data revealed that the changes entailed in introducing collaborative practices are comparable to those involved in implementing innovations.
The literature shows that contextual conditions that facilitate or inhibit processes of change entail institutional arrangements, stakeholders' and target groups' attitudes and behaviours, and geographical and socio-cultural factors, either at meso- or macro level.
