Sentence examples for changing to prevent from inspiring English sources

For example, items in the animal enclosures are always changing to prevent boredom and food is hidden to encourage foraging as opposed to placing ready-to-eat-meals in stainless steel bowls.

The majority of studies concern changing pseudonyms to prevent linking messages of the same pseudonym.

Lastly, egg surface proteins could be changing rapidly to prevent pathogens from entering the egg.

Wash your hands with soap and water before adding or changing dressings, to prevent infection.

"These elites have essentially used the rhetoric of changing the world to prevent change," he said.

The weed has, to a considerable extent, prevented growers from swiftly changing to organic production.

HPV may not be as alarming as HIV, but changing sexual behaviours to prevent one could easily contribute to preventing the other.

A Shac activist said the group was now seeking to influence the Government into changing the law to prevent animal cruelty.

As important as the payouts is the fact that the city finally began changing the system to prevent disabled people from being removed from the program in the first place, said Bill Lienhard, who was the lead lawyer for the plaintiffs.

While some protesters suggested changing the Constitution  to prevent monopolies like those in electricity distribution, which they accuse of raising rates, Mr. Plevneliev said that only policies could prevent monopolies and that they must come from elected legislators and a government.

In a sense, it has become a signature species — one ecologist called it a poster child for what could go wrong in a stream — and by focusing on changing anglers' behavior to prevent Didymo from spreading, the state can slow the spread of other invasive species.