Sentence examples for especially change from inspiring English sources

The outcome of change – especially change as dramatic and anarchic as in Egypt – can never be certain.

Unfortunately, while personnel policies are among the most important decisions made by the Pentagon, it remains notoriously resistant to change, especially change pushed by outsiders.

And, rereading Martin Luther King's "Letter From a Birmingham Jail," he was reminded "that significant change, especially change that involves new understanding of justice, often comes in a disruptive and disturbing manner".

Early successes are often needed to solidify the overwhelming buy-in of key constituencies, particularly those that naturally may be resistant to change at first (especially change that eliminates some of the traditional financial entitlements in moving from a familiar, albeit less secure, present toward what is now an unfamiliar future).

Although MB was found to be electrochemically inactive, the electrochemical behavior, especially, change in the peak potential and current in the cyclic voltammetric results in the presence of MB at platinum and GC electrodes varied interestingly.

Obama's message is one of hope and especially change.

Iraq especially changed a lot of us who saw it.

But with my first book of nonfiction, "Normal," I discovered that changes within me, especially changes of opinion, concerned my subjects as much as, or more than, they did me.

During the development of object-oriented software system; huge amount of software-development data especially change-history is stored in software-repositories.

Especially, changes in the connectivity constants (C_{i}) can result in drastic changes of the solution path.

Especially, changes in the mean heart rate during the two tests were minimal in the group F5.