Sentence examples for motor of change from inspiring English sources

In this case, the motor of change is Mayor Al, as he is known around the city.

From another perspective, it entrenches the view that the motor of change is demography rather than politics.

But the main motor of change in Somalia has been Somalis themselves, and their links between home and exile.

The essential narrative of our times rests on the notion that technology is a constant motor of change, which brings with it great wealth.

But beneath their idealistic slogans and promises — "the university should be a motor of change in society" — there was a more vital message.

The Industrial Revolution of the 19th century simply sped up this process by industrializing food itself, introducing a scale of production and distribution in which "city growth replaced army growth as the motor of change in Europe".

Demographic pressure and urbanisation are obvious motors of change for local communities (especially indigenous populations) impacted by the resource curse, either through in site infrastructure developments or, more commonly, through migration toward booming urban areas.

But prosperous Bavaria, right across the border, is a whirring motor of Czech change.

Then, as now, the leading evolutionary theorists were committed to the idea that the main motor of evolutionary change was competition – between organisms within a species, and between species.

Pavol Demes argues that it is time to realize how President Lukashenka has outmaneuvered the EU, and time to shift to a policy that places more emphasis on civil society as a motor of future change.

Broren (2005) disclosed a method that at one or more critical position of the rod, the motor speed controller adjusted the speed of the motor to change the movement of the pump rod.