Sentence examples for fervor for change from inspiring English sources
"In many ways, the industry has already adjusted to the new regulatory environment, and the administration might rein in its fervor for change".
But despite the fervor for change that swept Senator Scott Brown, a fellow Republican, to victory here in January, Mr. Baker, 53, has not sailed to the front of the race.
CAIRO — The military and civilian leadership controlling Egypt in the wake of a popular revolution took several high-profile steps on Monday to reassure Egyptians that it shared their fervor for change and to signal to foreign leaders that the move to full civilian rule would be rapid.
The fervor for change fuels their outcry.
The fervor for change following Sandy Hook appeared to be unstoppable.
The fervor of that February morning nearly a quarter-century ago flooded into the days and weeks that followed, and a kind of ad hoc movement emerged from the people's desire for change and a new social order.
The two Etherlinx executives say they have a religious fervor to change that by making broadband available widely and cheaply.
But when the fervor died down and the better future didn't come, his hope and the hopes of many Tunisian youth who had taken to the streets for change, began to fade.
The administration's offshore drilling policy, like its fervor for domestic production more generally, has gone through rapid changes.
Today, many months later, we can report that we've pretty much stuck to that plan but with one change: When we got here, so many of our new friends — having themselves arrived with fervor for the city, only to become lost in its gears — flew mothlike to this notion of unplugging and immersing.
