Sentence examples for dictated the changes from inspiring English sources

"Little by little," said Joe Schmidt, the Hall of Famer and considered the first defender to play middle linebacker, "the offense dictated the changes on defense.

We had the guys in the right spots; it just didn't work out for us.' " But Fassel viewed the interception as a symptom of a larger problem for an offense that has been fertile in yards and sterile in point production, and he dictated the changes to the offense.

It is observed that climate change dictated the changes in the annual streamflow during the transition period 1992 2009 (82.28%), whereas human activities contributed more in the post-impact period 2010 2014 (61.88%).

Bachmann's rise and fall (if you can call it a fall, given her impressive achievements, thus far) did not have anything to do with Sarah Palin's Mama Grizzlies or Hillary Clinton's largely female-comprised Pumas (originally Party Unity My Ass, until decency dictated the change to People United Means Action).

One could say the platform issue showed that the president is in charge of his party as he dictated the change.

This is the danger in letting politicians dictate the changes.

The numbers dictate the changes, and each year the outlook is slightly better.

But the government, which has solicited recommendations from farm groups on how to streamline the program, must not let industry lobbyists dictate the changes.

One potential explanation might be that it is not only the instantaneous phase that dictates the changes in local beta synchrony, but also the duration over which such a phase has been sustained (Cagnan et al., 2013).

Mr. Harmatz said simple economics may dictate the change.

Therefore, it will be very useful to investigate specific subcellular mechanisms if the model can combine the description of a cell with a description of the "subcellular rules" that dictate the change of its behaviour or parameters [2], [4], [67].