Sentence examples for changing rather than from inspiring English sources

What about the argument that it's better to let the free market make whatever changes need changing, rather than to try to socially engineer such changes?

We therefore focused on the activity 'in between', the period of implementing EHR during which things were changing, rather than some predicted state of achieved change.

Our approach, in contrast, became more and more one that focused on the activity 'in between'; the period during which things (and people, and teams) were changing, rather than some end state of achieved and stabilized change.

You can annoy the heck out of them, but they won't change unless they want to, so it's more effective to convince them of the benefits of changing rather than just constantly criticizing them.

Or perhaps taste in drugs is changing rather than diminishing.

She favors changing, rather than eliminating, the marriage penalty and estate taxes, to benefit lower-income people.

Study 4 found a similar pattern in the context of a specific workplace problem, and found that such messages also lead to a preference for interventions focused on changing women rather than changing the system.

My entrance into the business came more as a slow realisation that I'd been missing out on something big and world-changing rather than a single Damascene conversion.

In the United States, it would provide a useful focus for state and local public health officials to do something game-changing, rather than sitting on the sidelines waiting for Washington to act.

When England are attacking, those three and Sturridge will be doing a lot of inter-changing rather than staying in one section of the pitch.

We can therefore see self as active rather than static, ever-changing rather than permanent.