Sentence examples for fighting change from inspiring English sources

Lawrence had done a good job of navigating diverse interests, and that critics were mostly just fighting change and growth.

In some ways this series serves as a response to "Waiting for 'Superman,' " a film that condemns teachers' unions for fighting change and resisting efforts to reward excellence and to hold teachers accountable for bad results.

On the plus side, I had a blank canvas and could breed the culture I believed in and run things exactly how I wanted, rather than having people fighting change all the time.

44-45 ClIntelligence Intelligence Bill President Clinton vetoed a bill renewing the authority of the nation's intelligence agencies because it contained what he called a "badly flawed provision". 1 Mission District in Flux The Mission District in San Francisco is fighting change as young, affluent newcomers move in.

These schools, instead of fighting change, have decided to embrace it.

But, he added, it was time to stop fighting change.

Advocates for small businesses are fighting changes in tax laws that the Bush administration says are aimed at cracking down on tax cheating, particularly by the self-employed.

That's because, financially speaking, gradual work towards fighting climate change is easier than dramatic change.

But while their fighting changed the country's political direction, pressing economic issues remain.

Nothing about the Kobani fighting changes that reality.

Has the appearance of the fighting changed, while the profitable process of providing entertaining through displaying aggressive encounters, is continued?