Sentence examples for changing to give from inspiring English sources

Nationalists argue Scotland gets a raw deal from the Barnett formula, but some unionists believe the formula needs changing to give Scotland more financial powers.

Changing to gives the definition of -holomorphicity to first order.

For children with viraemia controlled on NVP-based ART, there is no strong case for changing to EFV, given the two NNRTIs are similarly effective after 2 years on ART.

The presidents of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo have recently contemplated changing constitutions to give themselves extra time in office.

I used rapidly changing color to give a shimmer to the animation and lots of collage to create a visually percussive texture.

He sometimes began with a preface similar to the one every alcoholic uses to address meetings of the organization, changing it to give his full name: "My name is Joe Martin, and I'm an alcoholic".

Technorati is changing search to give much more weight towards authority and relevance over recency.

To salvage his end goal, Reeves said, de Leon ultimately performed a "gut and amend" on the bill, changing it to give cities in California the right to impose restrictions such as the color requirements.

People who came looking for detailed clinical knowledge of stroke medicine tended to ask clinical questions, take notes, request protocols etc. and thus formed outcomes in their own ideal, taking away technical/skill-based messages ("noticing blood pressure changing, whether to give Labetalol, when to put on the Alteplase, we were experiencing different ways that we deal with this").

Changing to clay courts has given the Scot physical problems in the past and contributed to his need for back surgery two years ago.

For them, changing to PBL would mean giving up years of accumulated lecture materials to become a novice small group tutor.