Sentence examples for generated by changes from inspiring English sources

They would establish a framework that would stipulate fixed amounts of revenues to be raised through rewriting the tax code and through savings to be generated by changes to social programs and other federal programs like farm subsidies.

Mr. Donovan, the housing commissioner, estimated that the new $400 million trust fund would produce 7,200 lower-priced units over 10 years; another 6,600 would come from $300 million in new tax revenue generated by changes in the plan.

Accordingly, the Pareto optimal surface was generated by changes in the weights or shape factors.

By using this method, we are able to draw a stable and sufficiently large sample of users and to reduce potential biases generated by changes in online services.

The source studies for high-frequency seismic radiation (e.g., Spudich and Frazer 1984) showed that the radiated energies are generated by changes in slip and/or rupture speed, and the initiation of large slips.

Our findings indicate that alternative splicing augments the robust transcriptional response generated by changes in cellular cholesterol status, and contributes to cellular cholesterol homeostasis under conditions of variation in sterol availability, such as statin treatment.

We are biased to keep things the way they are and avoid risks generated by change.

The money generated by these changes would be used for a variety of purposes, including a modest tax cut for middle-class married couples, an expansion in wage subsidies to low-paid workers, and an expansion of tax credits for students in higher education.

This means that candidate networks generated by small changes (adding or reversing an edge) can be evaluated locally, without regard to changes made elsewhere in the network.

One of the most troubling is whether the deaths of these men is a harbinger of fiercer, deadlier fires to come in the "new normal" being generated by climate change (see "Climate Change Fuels the Perfect Firestorm") -- and, if so, whether it means that firefighters will be facing increasing risks as the Southwest continues to warm.

The huge ensuing controversy – the largest generated by any changes in the NHS – pitted the medical establishment against the coalition.