Sentence examples for changes that will result from inspiring English sources

In Medicaid, Mr. Pataki is expected to make changes that will result in $1 billion worth of savings for the state.

"The IFS analysis does not fully take into account the dynamic and behavioural changes that will result from our welfare reforms.

Once the genetic sex has been determined, there normally follows a succession of changes that will result, finally, in the development of an adult male or female.

It's the biggest shake-up of pensions for a generation, and it's less than three months away, but most of us are still in the dark about huge changes that will result in millions of workers being pushed into saving money for their retirement for the first time.

"While Starbucks has complied with all U.K. tax laws, today we are announcing changes that will result in the company paying higher corporation tax in the U.K. Specifically, Starbucks will not claim tax deductions for royalties and standard intercompany charges," wrote Kris Engskov, Starbucks' managing director for Britain, in an open letter on the company Web site.

"To simplify and strengthen the Reuters news operation, we are making changes that will result in a slightly smaller editorial staff, but one that is more strategically positioned and better equipped to help Reuters report and deliver the news that matters most to our customers and society as a whole," a spokeswoman, Barb Burg, said in a statement.

Even participants seemed hard-pressed to absorb the change that will result from the agreement.

"The Second Machine Age", by Andrew McAfee and Erik Brynjolfsson of MIT's Sloan School, is a striking attempt to grapple with the massive management change that will result from autonomous machines.But considering the resources that are devoted to thinking about management, it is remarkable how much virgin territory remains.

A change that will result in the undercounting of immigrants and minorities.

Following this theory, to actually enhance the practice of EBM requires a change in attitude that will result in willingness to change behaviour.

Second, it is important to be able to estimate changes in health risks that will result from changes in the composition of emissions.