Sentence examples for of systemic changes from inspiring English sources

Lizza asks what the panelists think is most important: Dean thinks a public option (a la Medicare-for-all) must be made available; Edwards calls herself "something of a dreamer," and outlines a pile of systemic changes to the whole medical system; and Tanden continues to hammer home that the Obama Administration is most focussed on bringing down cost.

Accordingly, in our study a potent reduction in basal mechanosensitivity was limited to the mice that received the drinking water containing the high doses of caffeine (0.3 and 0.6 mg/ml) (Fig. 1B, Before acupuncture), implying the involvement of systemic changes in the central and cardiovascular systems.

Those of us pushing for community change know that community members are the engine of systemic changes in the attitudes, norms and behaviors that are necessary for big systems reform.

GAZETTE: What kinds of systemic changes need to happen to prevent vandals from disrupting global businesses?

Consequently, in a series of systemic changes from 1988 91, four state-owned commercial banks were created from preexisting institutions, and several joint venture banks were established.

Since 1980, the U.S. economy has been destabilized by a series of systemic changes — the growth of foreign trade, rapid advances in technology, changes to the tax code, among others — that have affected all workers but particularly those just embarking on their careers.

But Obama has promised nothing short of systemic change.

It also drowns out the opportunity of systemic change.

But there needs to be some sort of systemic change to enable that to happen.

Studies show this kind of systemic change will reduce the likelihood of sexual abuse.

I was beginning to understand how one sows the seeds of systemic change.