Sentence examples for contribution to change from inspiring English sources
While the human contribution to change here remains unknown, many scientists say the potential risks are all too evident.
Through analyzing the characteristics of the patterns, we suggest some guidelines as a theoretical contribution to change management.
When we asked ourselves what we thought our most effective contribution to change might be we realised that our structure was upside down".
But is it our popular culture's only contribution to "change" seven months after the horrific gang rape of a girl in Delhi jolted the national consciousness awake?
This chapter summarizes these population variables and processes, their integration in life history strategies, and their contribution to change in population size and distribution.
"One way or another, by collaborating with this regime while thinking that we can change something in this country, or make a meaningful contribution to change, through our art and our role in society, we are only fooling ourselves and our country once again.
In August 1914, Lord Hardinge announced his government's entry into World War I. India's contributions to the war became extensive and significant, and the war's contributions to change within British India proved to be even greater.
In AD, baseline MMSE (p<10−4) and study (p<0.008) are the only covariates with significant contributions to change of baseline CDR over time.
Smaller contributions to change in total mood score came from an increase in inflammation-associated tension-anxiety.
The exceptions are regional studies that mainly provide evidence on the price-quantity contribution to changes in hourly wages.
