Sentence examples for changing one of from inspiring English sources

Steinbrenner, erupting as only he could, insisted on changing one of the terms of the contract to temper the cost to him.

Technology is changing one of the most fundamental mediums that touch every person on the planet: money.

Al-Jazeera English might consider changing one of its slogans from the ambitious "all sides, all views, always" to the more realistic "all sides, all views, sometimes".

Among all the excitements about how media are changing, one of the most widespread is the supposed imminent transition from so-called "linear" to "non-linear" television.

But, Dr. Hamer added, "it would be much more compelling for City Hall to commit itself to changing one of the city's low-performing districts".

Changing one of the world's biggest supply chains will be a huge challenge, said Allen – but not as immense as repairing McDonald's reputation among both customers and its own staff.

We find in Experiment 3 that when these internal representations are not necessary, by dint of changing one sentence of the instructions, variation in WMC has null predictive utility.

Changing one parameter of the protocol may change the response of many groups of metabolites.

Now note that experimental and regression discontinuity analyses try to ascertain the effect of exogenously changing one element of s 2 say class size while holding all other inputs constant.

However, genetic algorithm based on Prüfer encoding (GAP) does not preserve locality, while changing one element of its vector causes dramatically change in its corresponding tree topology.

Similarly, with the Blocks protocol, changing one piece of information anywhere on the Web could have a ripple effect, changing related information all over the Web.