Sentence examples for changing its course from inspiring English sources

I was angry at cancer for interrupting the smoothness of my life, for changing its course, for just butting in where it did not belong.

US-64's route has remained roughly the same since then, although it has undergone alterations several times, many changing its course through towns and moving the highway designation to higher-capacity expressways and freeways.

By not being bold and changing its course right now, the Democratic party is increasing the risk of this happening.

If the 11 managing directors who sat in ostensibly treasonous but ultimately loyal comradeship that night had acted sooner and removed the Lehman leaders, they might have steadied the ship, changing its course.

But now we're hearing that Apple is changing its course.

"And we will know pretty quickly if this organization will be successful under new leadership in changing its course.

Many of these threats arise from "rational" motives, such as protesting the policies of the government or changing its political course.

But all of his diplomatic overtures were rebuffed, and it should now be clear to the world that Tehran has no intention of changing its reckless course in the absence of strong and sustained pressure from the international community.

Crump et al. (2009) show that trimming the propensity score can reduce the asymptotic variance of the estimated treatment effect, while at the same time, of course, changing its interpretation.

Chulalongkorn University, one of Thailand's top institutions, has sought to attract more international students by changing its academic calendar for the courses that are conducted in English, to coincide with semester dates in countries like Malaysia, which has similar semester dates as the United States and Britain.

Like a wise farmer, it is changing the course of its plough as the field becomes more crowded.