Sentence examples for engaging changes from inspiring English sources

The grille brings complex and visually engaging changes to the Buick waterfall.

Between now and the next five years, organizations that truly intend seeing growth and productivity in their companies would have to adhere to the shaping culture of the millennial generation and make engaging changes that will no doubt lead to a win-win for both parties....    Why should organizations care?

The engaging menu changes daily, ranging from light selections like salads, zesty thin-crusted pizzas and grilled seafoods to more substantial fare.

Motivational interviewing, characterized by its empathic non-confrontive style, assists movement through the stages of change to the "action" stage where engaging in change behavior begins.

"None of my career has been planned, I mostly just think about what would be fun to do next, what would be engaging and change things.

even this idea of "control" and management" is a limiting way to think about anger if you want it to be purposeful, deliberate, engaging, and change making.

This study has demonstrated that technology has the potential to trigger a complex yet engaging behavioural change process for patients for the management of hypertension, hence enabling individuals to take ownership of their own health and healthcare at a time and place of their own choosing.

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I was not an art fan when I started school, but after a semester with a particularly engaging professor, I changed my major to art history.

Do you feel the Bern to resist engaging in regime change abroad?

Clinical networks can also provide an organisational vehicle for embedding evidence-based care into health systems and engaging clinicians to change practice in line with evidence [ 3, 5, 6].