Sentence examples for make in how from inspiring English sources

Walcott used such phrases as "I want to listen to parents" and "testing should be more aligned to what is going on in the classroom," and that missing phrase from most of the "reformers'" discussions on improving the schools:the need for students to develop "critical thinking" in describing the changes he intends to make in how schools will be run and evaluated in the future.

Such as? A. I'm pretty sure I've made every mistake there was to make in how that message was delivered.

It was the first of many adjustments he had to make in how and what to pay his fellow-physicians.

The formula for deciding whether a charity is effective is straightforward: how much of an improvement do you make in how many people's lives, for how much money?

"A lot of the first season was inside the head and the little different choices you can make in how you define a thought," said Miller.

OPPORTUNITY No. 2 arises because of a change that Morgan Stanley is likely to make in how it calculates the portfolio weighting of each stock in the EAFE.

"It appears not much progress has been made in how they deal with black people.

There are enormous gains to be made in how efficiently we use our systems".

Next, deep changes have to be made in how we use and abuse nature in order to preserve that value.

But little progress has been made in how to finance the huge project, which could cost $1.9 to $5 billion.

One of the biggest changes in my lifetime is the progress we've made in how the disabled are treated in our society.