Sentence examples for changing so that from inspiring English sources

In a speech Mr Miliband said: "Labour is changing so that we can change the country".

The cause of this is now plain: it is because, while some things are moved by an eternal unmoved movent and are therefore always in motion, other things are moved by a movent that is in motion and changing, so that they too must change.

We are changing so that you can get involved.

Second, rain and snow patterns are changing, so that less new snow is added to replace what melts.

That is why Labour is changing so that we can go into the next election as the party of small business and enterprise".

The parachute payments system is also changing so that the money – at least £64m – will be distributed to relegated clubs over three years rather than four.

It's a city in mid-puberty, growing so rapidly, changing so suddenly, that often it doesn't quite know how it feels about itself.

"The world is changing, so any company that is not coping with the change will fall into decline," he said.

The bad part is that it's changing so fast that there's a million new products and ideas every day and every week".

They contend that the long-distance telephone market is changing so rapidly that it defies a conventional antitrust analysis that relies heavily on reviewing market share.

Geopolitics is changing so fast that you get the feeling that you are living, possibly, at the end of time.