Sentence examples for deeply in change from inspiring English sources

(c) "I believe deeply in change".

Referring to himself and Mr. Obama, he added: "He believes deeply in change, and I believe deeply in change.

Many Democrats dislike the $16 billion in cuts to nutrition programs in the House bill, and some also dislike the Senate bill, which cuts less deeply in its changes to the nutrition programs.

Some argue that it's because they sense something big is coming--a deeply disruptive change in their industry, a revolution brewing in the markets.

But Abbey Lincoln, like Coltrane, is one of the few to have also deeply changed in their personal lives in ways that affected their music.

Because the premise of "Privilege" is vast — deeply rooted change, a change in mentalities, in habits, in the foundations of thought — it's an artistic risk of the highest order: it risks absurdity.

The amino acid accumulation and composition in roots, xylem sap and leaves deeply changed in response to mineral sources.

They now have to follow the core of the national curriculum, they can't expel disproportionately high numbers of pupils without taking their fair share from other local schools and in a deeply symbolic change, they have been made subject to the Freedom of Information act.

The global industrial landscape has changed deeply in the last few years due to successive technological developments and innovations in manufacturing processes.

The management of AO is deeply changed in the recent years.

Therefore, neuronal sensitivity to hypoglycaemia and hyperglycaemia might be deeply changed in sepsis, making the effect of insulin on neuronal metabolism unpredictable.