Sentence examples for changes to produce from inspiring English sources

Increased exercise refers to any intentional attempts to increase levels of activity to change weight and changing diet refers to intentional dietary changes to produce weight loss.

Democrats have repeatedly said that they could not support a budget deal that relies solely on spending cuts and other program changes to produce the more than $2 trillion in savings.

The software then takes these two selections and "breeds" them, treating the facial features of their selections like genes, mixing them together and making random changes, to produce 18 new offspring which are displayed in a new grid.

While Italy runs a relatively small budget deficit, Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's government seems paralyzed, vowing structural changes to produce growth and to further shrink public spending, but it is so far too weak and divided to deliver on most of its promises.

All of this variability competes with other meteorological influences, geomagnetic activity, and solar flux changes to produce the ionospheric variability that undermines operation of various communications and navigation systems.

Steroid-elution technology is one of the methods used to try to reduce inflammation at site of contact and to prevent threshold changes to produce consistent optimal threshold behaviour [18].

This book is about what changed to produce the homely house.

The ball is being changed to produce longer rallies, but whether that will help an older player like Waldner remains to be seen.

Additionally, the network had partnered with the Anti-Defamation League and Color of Change to produce educational material that would accompany the episodes, and a "town-hall special" would follow.

Flu viruses mutate a lot, and pandemics occur when a Type A virus undergoes a big genetic change to produce a new type of virus to which people have little or no resistance.

Carbon reacts with mercury II) oxide (a compound in which mercury has a bonding capacity expressed as +2; see below Oxidation-state change) to produce carbon dioxide and mercury metal.