Sentence examples for changes for far from inspiring English sources

The unions deserve criticism for resisting sensible changes for far too long and for protecting inept teachers who deserve to be fired.

But glasses of water have been known to change hands for far more than £4.

"It resulted in a personality change for the far worse".

"So it is a time of change for the far and radical right in the UK, although like the US, 2016 has been a very different year than most.

The evidence still shows that while laws have changed, the lived experience for far too many lesbian, gay and bisexual people remains one of abuse and rejection.

But the few that come on the market generally change hands privately, and for far more: an outstanding example is likely to cost $10m-12m 10m-12m

The first big surprise was a negative one: realizing that the same practices that are causing climate change are also responsible for far more immediate destruction.

The Paddick prescription for London, though, is for changes that are far more localised and for a big shift in police attitudes too.

However, the implications of DNA methylation changes for health outcomes are far from clear and are likely to differ by cell type and disease pathophysiology.

Last time round, calls for change came far too late for the creaking UN reform machine to respond.

Some influential Jordanians are calling for far more sweeping changes than the king is offering.