Sentence examples for changes rather than from inspiring English sources

Even though India seems to be changing quickly, this is driven more by the magnitude of incremental changes rather than the speed of these changes.

Other insurance providers are making selective changes rather than dropping coverage altogether.

The first reaction is to learn lessons and secure changes rather than find someone to blame.

They're top-down changes, rather than from the bottom up,' she says.

"At Dyson we make hundreds of incremental changes rather than one leap forward at a time," said Schneider.

But there are also more outlandish criticisms, aimed at a perception of the changes rather than the reality.

They say that any legislation should support long-term changes, rather than short-term fixes like slashing Medicare payments.

The Pope noted, however, that lifestyle changes, rather than condoms, were the best way to halt disease.

Improvements are likely to emerge from the cumulative effect of many small changes, rather than from a single big thing.

But participants said Chinese officials continued to insist on gradual changes rather than sharp moves that could shock the system.

But in shifting either of them to the principal playmaking position, you're effectively making two changes rather than one.