Sentence examples for changing to create from inspiring English sources

When architecture starts changing to create more private spaces, people began wanting more comfort.

Don't just stay in that one personality, make a list of your favorite personalities and get in there shoes once in a week and keep changing to create a dynamic you.

Recently, as the Director of Development and Engagement at Criterion Ventures, Kirsten lead the effort to engage a set of forward-thinking individuals to support Criterion's market-shaping initiatives under the philosophy that it is both a responsibility and a source of pride for individuals to play a part in changing markets to create positive environmental and social change.

Some of our biggest inside battles involve changing habits to create a more meaningful, congenial life with others.

In conclusion, cultured hPSCs are unique cell types that closely resemble the inner cell mass cells in blastocysts that normally persist for only a few days before changing fate to create every cell type in the body including the germline.

A review of the published literature and expert opinions shows that the traditional oil and gas industry paradigm for far-field hydraulic fracture geometry – simple, deterministic fracturing – is changing to include the potential for creating complex fracture geometries.

The European Union is changing its treaty to create a permanent bailout fund to operate after 2013, and the changes to the current fund could be one part of that more comprehensive overhaul.

But their feet stamped with such complex changing rhythms as to create their own percussion music.

Subtle shifts in the artificial lighting inside the dome conspire with the changing natural light to create a dazzling chromatic show.

Weir wants to challenge her composer colleagues to write "in a simpler mode, without changing their style" to create music that is accessible for the widest range of people to play and enjoy.

The EU has chosen for the first decades of its existence to use a series of changing Framework Programmes to create what has been called a European Research Arena.