Sentence examples for generating change from inspiring English sources

"Because of the complexity of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, the only chance for generating change lies in the north," wrote the commentator Ari Shavit in Thursday's issue of the newspaper Haaretz.

The collaborative efforts NSERC took in developing the Statement of Principles raised the probability of generating change, but also built a foundation for lasting reform.

Do the tough get going in the genome, generating change to get out of trouble?

If progress is what we really want, than we have to be thoughtful about how we go about generating change.

"Documentaries can be powerful sources for generating change and action for survivors, who band together to create a movement to enact justice," Dr. Pulido said.

"Citizens victimized by genocide or abandoned by the international community do not make good neighbors, as their thirst for vengeance and their acceptance of violence as a means of generating change can turn them into future threats," warns Power.

We also see evidence of reverse causality, in the sense of stock market development at country level generating changes in shareholder protection law.

All too often, they end up generating changes -- the equivalent of putting "lipstick on a pig" -- that fail to support sustainable effectiveness.

This morphological plasticity allows generating changes in electrical properties of dendritic spines, which serve as isolated electrical compartments.

Subgroups then delve into the issues and generate change strategies.

So could it be up to civil society to generate change?