Sentence examples for has of changing from inspiring English sources

Two big exceptions have been Myanmar and China, whose government in 1989 likewise stayed in power through a massacre.Yet it is China that now offers the best hope the outside world has of changing Myanmar for the better.

Talking exclusively to the Guardian on a campaigning visit to Glasgow, McCluskey said: "I'm expecting Ed Miliband to be prime minister and in those circumstances I would expect him to work well with any progressive party who seeks to support the vision that he has of changing Britain for the better".

Reed should have immediately listed the clear and lengthy record McCain has of changing positions on issues solely for political expediency.

It's like, if you can't say the word then what hope do you have of changing the conversation?

The airline also hopes to resume night-time flights but has warned of changing conditions.

Yet strangely the talk has been of changing Australia's bowling.

Two months later, the Berlin Wall fell; the society that Kieslowski had despaired of changing was gone.

Shall I tell you how many explosive nappies I've had the displeasure of changing today?

And the United States has repeated that it has no intention of changing its mind.

However, history has shown that legislation has a habit of changing.

But to reinforce 'success' one would have to have a way of changing these probabilities.