Sentence examples for defines change from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama still needs to do more to show how he defines change, as opposed just to personifying it.

Appearing in the Rose Garden just moments after the House vote, he said the tobacco legislation was "a bill that truly defines changes in Washington" and one that "changes the way Washington works and who it works for".

One is the 'tissue growth rate', which is a scalar quantity and defines changes in area or volume around the focal position (Fig. 1B).

We defined change in a way that Barack Obama had to be the answer".

Miliband's challenge too would be to define "change" with a distinctively Labour argument.

But Obama got where he is today by defining himself as the agent of change and by defining change as the issue in this election.

The exact control of the temperature allows defined change of the pore size and therefore enables separation abilities.

Any change in the definition of ratings or in the policies defining change can have a profound effect on the securities markets.

Further studies are needed to identify which are the primary underlying mechanisms (e.g. temperature, wind, soil nutrients, soil moisture availability) defining change in forest structure across elevation.

This division was based on effect sizes; changes >1.96 standard error of the mean defined change.

The last observed A1C lab measurement during each interval was used to define change from baseline.