Sentence examples for heed to changing from inspiring English sources

The bigger challenge for the new prime minister is to define a clear right-of-centre vision for the Liberal party that pays heed to changing social attitudes and expectations of government among voters.

Definitely take heed to everything that is said.

Should we heed to their alarmist views?

We heeded to this advice.

Instances of couples separating beds and tones reflecting 'not heeding to advice' were common.

Granted, afterthought can be powerful, yielding valuable information not originally heeded and changing minds, sometimes for the better.

Lower courts are likely to heed this to some extent.

Disease pays no heed to borders.

Turkey, certainly, paid heed to the dispute.

Your dream planner should pay due heed to climate.

France should certainly pay heed to its largely forgotten son.