Sentence examples for changes to contemplate from inspiring English sources

Domenech, then, has many changes to contemplate.

A new diagnosis of diabetes is an enormous undertaking — lots to explain, major life changes to contemplate, myths to dispel, consultations with a nutritionist and a diabetes nurse.

In our data, those wishing to engender change had to contemplate and respect macro (e.g. NHS initiatives and regional organisations) and micro (e.g. individual clinicians and practices) factors as each could impact on motivations to engage with GM-HFIT.

But major changes to them contemplated in the draft would treat all information obtained from foreign governments as subject to classification and end the requirement that agencies prepare plans for declassifying records.

A design competition engages people to contemplate change, including changes in their own points of view.

The notion that this might change is hard to contemplate.

Sawers and Lobban appeared more prepared to contemplate changes in the legal framework.

Ask farmers to accept fewer federal subsidies, or the housing industry to live without the mortgage tax deduction, or ordinary Americans to contemplate changes to Social Security, and they all push back, he says.

But some members of Congress said the commission had at least forced lawmakers to confront their shortcomings in overseeing intelligence gathering, and to contemplate changes that previously would have been unthinkable, especially to the extent that they would reshape the committee structure, the source of power for most senior legislators.

The geopolitical ramifications of a suddenly destabilized giant in the midst of major economic reforms accompanied by immense social changes are too awful to contemplate.

Technology forces us to contemplate change.