Sentence examples for making and changing from inspiring English sources

In their strangeness, the apricots become "a riddle... to decipher," "an exhortation to tell of the time that began with their arrival," "an invitation to examine the business of making and changing stories and locate the silences in between".

Multiple appointments associated with chronic illness management, little flexibility in making and changing appointment times and rigid eligibility criteria for health services often led to a sense of confusion on the part of patients and a lack of follow-up by HCPs.

You can also keep making and changing commands.

Ultimate causes in biology are associated with evolutionary explanations, the "making and changing of genetic programs" (Mayr 1993)—for example, the data suggest that divergent selection for utilizing alternative resources is the ultimate cause of adaptive radiations in crossbills (Benkman 2003).

They were also helpful in making, and sometimes changing, dinner reservations.

"Silicon Valley works best when the balance between making money and changing the world tilts toward the latter," says Paul Saffo, the director of the Institute for the Future, a think tank in Menlo Park, California.

"Silicon Valley works best when the balance between making money and changing the world tilts towards the latter," says Paul Saffo, director of the Institute for the Future, a Menlo Park, Calif.

New Generation Latinos (NGLs) are making waves and changing the conversation.

I knew I wanted to write a book on making money and changing the world, which would require interviewing hundreds of people.

Kerr acknowledged the harm done and promised that Greenpeace was now "humbly making amends and changing the way [it works]." The content of this apology suggests a more mature Greenpeace, cognizant of the complexities of Arctic environmental issues.

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