Sentence examples for changes that can prove from inspiring English sources
But society grows primarily through small changes that can prove themselves — not sudden big answers.
"A lot of offenders find that people around them don't believe them when they say they have changed and this is something that can prove that they have actually made that change".
Lobsters and other crustaceans are vulnerable to many things, including changes in water temperature and oxygen content that can prove deadly.
In his speech on Friday, Alexander will add: "It is only by embracing change that we can prove ourselves once more worthy of our nation's trust.
"This is about politics and getting rules changed; if they can prove that college basketball is out of control they can pass this proposed legislation," said Jarvis, whose opinions have been echoed by the National Association of Basketball Coaches and such high-profile colleagues as Duke's Mike Krzyzewski.
Public perception will only change if Exxon can prove that they're doing what they say, which could come in the form of reports on wind, solar, or biofuel research.
And though FIFA has said it will not revisit the decision of where to play the next two World Cups, that too could change if Swiss authorities can prove a conspiracy in the voting.
For all the menus being defatted, salad bars made organic and vending machines being banned, no one can prove that changes in school lunches will make our children lose weight.
And while no one can prove that the changes were brought about through the elected school board, many see it it that way.
Sometimes changes in the financial markets — changes that aren't under anybody's direction — can prove decisive.
