Sentence examples for changes were cited from inspiring English sources

Reduction in reimbursement rates, decreases in the amount of quality services available for foster children and for foster families, difficulty navigating the system, and individual-level family changes were cited as reasons foster parents would consider discontinuing fostering.

Moderate changes in diet rather than drastic unsustainable changes were cited as being an effective strategy in making life-long behavior changes.

At the beginning of this piece, HR managers who were uninspired concerning their ability to bring about these kinds of positive changes were cited.

Examples of changes are cited in Evans (1999a, b, 2000).

ACOG guidelines and hospital or corporate policy change were cited fairly equally (see Table  4).

Climate change was cited 43 times.

Change was cited as one of the qualities that mattered the most in deciding their vote by well over a third of those interviewed.

Climate change was cited in his victory speech, albeit among 2000 other words: "We want our children to live in an America that isn't burdened by debt, that isn't weakened by inequality, that isn't threatened by the destructive power of a warming planet".

Changes in organisational culture were cited in the interviews as high on the agenda of adaptation strategies.

Regulatory demands that the bank hold more capital and a structural change in the FICC operations, were cited by Barclays for the changes to the investment bank.

In a recent global review (Van Vliet et al. 2012), including the assessment of changes in fallow length, two studies were cited from central Africa (Brown 2006; Bogaert et al. 2008), both of which showed a reduction in fallow length, and Brown (2006) worked specifically in the FMBA.