Sentence examples for for affecting change from inspiring English sources
"We all have a role to play in ending this vile epidemic, and we are all responsible for affecting change: in our families, schools, sport teams, workplace, and communities," newly-appointed minister for women, Michaelia Cash, said.
Given this reality, she sees "two main avenues for affecting change.
I realized that, as a vehicle for affecting change in my life, my New Year's resolutions were powerless from the start.
Overt political gestures, we discovered, are not an embraced strategy for affecting change in Texas's Border Zone, where many constitutional protections, particularly concerning illegal searches and seizures, do not apply.
Conners, who also designs VR games for Virtual Therapeutics, praised the VR's unique potential for affecting change: "They call VR the empathy tool - and I've seen that with my own eyes - people watching immersive VR documentaries and weeping, or stretching their hand out to help someone in the video.
Regulated genome rearrangements are an evolutionarily widespread mechanism for affecting changes in gene expression, for example, switching cell mating type, alternating surface protein presentation, or expanding the repertoire of antibody production (Rusche and Rine 2010).
The Arthritis Self-Efficacy Scale assessed confidence of affecting change for managing arthritis pain, function and other symptoms, with higher scores indicating greater efficacy for managing symptoms [ 37].
We prompted staff with reminders that were clearly visible to all staff, and that could empower clinicians to act in instigating bowel management for their patients, affecting change in perceived behaviour control [ 22].
Ah, the internet, simultaneously an exciting tool for creating feminist movements and affecting change, and an introduction agency to the not-so-nice.
While children in Chamwino are vocal advocates for their rights, and are affecting change in the community, the children of Kichangali are not even aware of what they are being denied.
Thanks to people like Bill Drayton (Ashoka) there are now more ways for people to affect change than just counting on others to take care of it for them.
