Sentence examples for fight changing from inspiring English sources

He noted, "No nation can fight changing climate alone".

Changing laws is only half the battle; changing the culture to acceptance is often the harder fight and our challenge is working together to do that.

Over the next year, she says we can look forward to a fight over the Bush tax cuts, and a political food fight over changing the Pentagon trigger to some other trigger, which will go away next December.

He'd transform the sequester fight by changing the categories that undergird it.

After about three days, the body's immune cells fight back, changing the discharge to a white or yellow color.

Senator Bill Frist of Tennessee, the Republican leader, said Friday that the two state justices, whose confirmations have been blocked by Democrats, would be brought to the Senate floor as part of the fight over changing the rules.

And in late July, when the two Senate leaders tried to resume regular meetings in hopes of repairing their relationship after a bruising fight over changing Senate rules to make it harder for Republicans to block the president's nominees, Mr. Reid made a similar observation to colleagues.

But that tendency to fight is changing as shareholder activists increase in number.

But that fight is changing rapidly.

Discharge and redirect the tension that's feeding a potential fight by changing the subject to something else.

Supporters of Wall Street and Silicon Valley, including many ordinarily pro-regulatory Democrats, fought against changing the stock-option rules; the accounting profession, rather than remaining neutral, joined forces with its clients to fight the change.