Sentence examples for changing current from inspiring English sources

To characterise, assess and then mitigate the potential adverse effects arising from changes to RNA requires changing current approaches to food or environmental risk assessments of GMOs.

Despite current efforts to limit human introduction of green crab into Puget Sound, climate change resulting in warming sea waters and changing current flow will likely result in larval transport into Puget Sound without further human assistance.

Campaign promises may change slightly from election to election, but they are almost always related to changing current issues that are on the minds of voters.

Such reflection provided a good opportunity for staff members to discuss alternative ways of acting and may therefore be a means of changing current approaches towards patients as well as bringing about organizational changes [ 24].

Tells about difficulties involved in changing current practices.

Speaking at the shelter, Ms. Pirro talked of changing current animal cruelty laws.

But OPEC put off until January any decision on changing current production levels.

This book has far-reaching potential in changing current practice in empirical modeling in economics.

The sheer feat of writing these plays before the fact -- all started previewing prior to the actual event, with playwright/director Nelson making changes to keep up with fast-changing current events -- is beyond impressive, especially when things turned out so well.

Yes, he has been talking about "Gangs of New York" since the 1970's, and yes, he and HARVEY WEINSTEIN have just postponed its release until 2002 "in light of the ever-changing current events".

"Motherwell Amor II," equally intimate but more boisterous and sensual, coursed along on the swift-changing current of music for timbre piano, percussion, flute, clarinet, trumpet, trombone, violin and bass, played live by the Erick Hawkins Orchestra.