Sentence examples for making a lasting change from inspiring English sources

After all, mistakes happen more often when you try something new, go out on a limb, take a risk in the hopes of making a lasting change.

Those reporting making a lasting change followed a similar pattern (combined behaviours 34.7% v 28.1%, odds ratio 1.36 (1.11 to 1.65)), with all odds ratios favouring the intervention clusters, and non-significant results for alcohol and smoking behaviours (also a non-significant result for diet when analysed conservatively), again due to wide confidence intervals in these analyses.

Peaceful dialogue can make a lasting change for the city of Cleveland".

But some experts said the message was unlikely to make a lasting change in college drinking culture.

But in the end, it's up to the artists to take the chance offered to make a lasting change in the way their work is treated.

As an occultist, he can justly claim to have made a lasting change on the world, refashioning the occult with his famous dictum to combine the aim of religion with the method of science.

Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, said that he was looking to make a lasting change to the city's educational and economic ladder, and that he believed the idea had broad public support.

Shah tells me "People come back from a place they feel strongly about and have this feeling like 'Oh, I wish I could do something that could help make a lasting change'.

It's a rich target for the clutch of investors that pride themselves (in their better moments) on investing in companies that can improve society, and that work to fix broken systems, and a new startup, Frank, is the latest attempt to make a lasting change in the industry.

How can I make a lasting change this year?

If more is invested in such women, we will make a lasting change," she said.