Sentence examples for of change given from inspiring English sources
Yet party leaders — while enthusiastic about Mr. Obama and his state-by-state campaign operations — say he must do more to convince the many undecided Democrats and independents that he would address their financial anxieties rather than run, by and large, as an agent of change — given that change, they note, is not an issue.
There are many observers who are sceptical about the likely pace of change, given that the President does not have the power to lift the trade embargo and that President Raul Castro and the senior figures of Cuba's Communist party retain a tight, sometimes suffocating grip on life.
He said Europe had no choice but to keep up the momentum of change, given the challenges it faces from an aging population and, especially, the hollowing-out of medium-skill jobs because of technological change and competition from emerging markets.
The key contribution of the article is to explicate incremental institutional change by examining specific mechanisms of change given the multi-level dynamic of accounting regulation.
These voting rates depend on the number of users in each category who have not yet seen the story: S, F and N. The quantities change as users see and vote on the story, with average rate of change given by (4).
In contrast, heritability increases with an increasing number of genes in simulations where genetic architecture is linear, but the rate of change of heritability relative to the number of underlying genes is small (about ¼) relative to the rate of change given a network GPM.
But the extremely slow rate of change gave the impression that she was not aging at all.
The sign of the score corresponds to the direction of change giving a positive score for startups and a negative score for shutdowns.
The Stoic philosophy teaches us to be open to and accepting of change, giving up the sense of permanence that can cause devastation when loss occurs.
Older women are especially vulnerable to these kinds of changes given they retire with an average superannuation of almost half that received by men.
That package of changes gives the impression that local democratic oversight would be strengthened and local autonomy increased.
