Sentence examples for changing philosophy from inspiring English sources

Ronnie Barnes, the Giants' senior vice president for medical services, said in an interview last week that the league's changing philosophy on technology had been vital.

Ms. Christie said that was because of budget cuts at the state level, not a changing philosophy or a loss of federal grants.

This changing philosophy and the increasing -- and often conflicting -- demands of the town's residents have persuaded the township that it is time for a major overhaul of the master plan.

Greg Moyer, Discovery's president, says the deal reflects the changing philosophy at the BBC.

This view was counterbalanced by a Consensus of the European Alzheimer Disease Consortium (EADC) in 2003, highlighting the changing philosophy on the role of neuroimaging in the dementia workup [ 112].

"Changing philosophies are steering companies away from the traditional, collegial approach to occupancy," Mr. Sarno added.

For Germany, post-Euro 2000 was about changing philosophies as well as employing more full-time coaches and upgrading facilities.

So as a result of budget pressures and changing philosophies, the terrain of job war across the Hudson River seems to be changing.

In honor of these fiercely committed individuals and the Thanksgiving holiday they created for us, here is a short list of emerging technologies and changing philosophies circa 1620.

The shortage of OTs was explained by another Ontario study to be the result of the changing philosophies of care and management for the disabled, and a clearer understanding of the role of OT in the physical and mental well-being of the disabled [ 17].

Wittgenstein's anti-philosophy, like naturalism, bars philosophy from changing mathematics: "Philosophy may in no way interfere with the actual use of language…It leaves everything as it is.