Sentence examples for inward change from inspiring English sources

Within the poem, Eliot emphasizes the need for a journey and the need for inward change.

Conversely, for real change, one would have to take the pains to mold the other person in a way that would enable them to start thinking for themselves which, in affect, brings an inward change.

"Turn inward and change your mindset.

The outlook is positive, but most government organizations need to move faster to encourage inward investment, change policies that hamper development and create competitive locations for data center build," said Phillip Low, CEO BroadGroup.

Under this experimental configuration, the ET effect on granule cells was revealed by abrupt inward current changes that may reach ∼100 pA amplitude, during which smaller steps of ∼15 pA could be also observed.

The authors need to test whether there is a change in inward sodium current in the knockout animals by recording with K current blocked.

Catheters frequently appeared to be drawn inward with position change from the sitting flexed to lateral decubitus position, with the greatest change seen in patients with BMI > 30.

Furthermore, we see no change in inward sodium current that could account for the changes in excitability.

The base change in inward rectifiers (about + 50%) was taken from the literature, and then adjusted to (+ 75%) for a better fit to the data.

Arab majorities, still harboring resentment toward Western policies, are first looking inward to promote change, blaming their own leaders for decades of political, economic and cultural decline.

2017 will be the year in which companies block out external noise and focus more inward, working to change their growth trajectory by addressing consumer pain points through a mix of empathy and intelligence.