Sentence examples for existential changes from inspiring English sources

Doing so will require a series of both technocratic and existential changes – everything from rethinking the nature of how companies are run (and for whom), crafting smarter national growth strategies and rewriting the narrative of trickle- down economics, which is now so clearly broken yet continues to guide the majority of economic policy decisions taken by our leaders.

Nonetheless, I do think that patients should be presented with the possibility of experiencing existential changes.

But if campaign past is governing prologue, there are remarkable, existential changes in store for the country.

When we understand that, we might be able to make two existential changes: the first will be to stop hurting others where they live - which requires us to recognize and end our self-righteousness and arrogance.

The opting-out doesn't undo the existential change of what success now means.

"The Consolations of Philosophy" supposedly issues from an existential change of heart.

So this week marks an existential change, not a trifling whim.

In the final section I will make the case with regard to human existence, arguing that synthetic biology, even if wildly successful, is not in a position to cause significant existential change in what it is to be human over and above the massive existential change caused by the transition to agriculture.

Forbes responded to this evident existential change in a different way than most of its peer group magazines, who went into a long period of denial.

And partly I suspect it is because motherhood and a supportive relationship have brought an existential change that means that none of it matters quite as much as it once did.

I'm interested to know how the news of alien life – be it of vast intellect (hopefully not "intellects vast and cool and unsympathetic") or simply microbial – would be greeted on Earth, and whether this would provoke some great existential change.