Sentence examples for one day change from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cartwright laughs so joyously at his granddaughter's ambition that one gets the sense that he's already written on his mental yellow pad to, one day, change the business's name to Cartwright and Daughters and Granddaughter.

"By changing gun culture, laws could one day change," she said.

But they are hoping the courts or the voters will one day change their minds.

Ms. Yu hopes the Children's Cardiomyopathy Foundation might one day change that.

"We could not at the time rule out the possibility that our relations with Libya might one day change.

But they also expressed concern that Facebook might one day change its policy of not sharing data with marketers.

But the one-day change gave them the basis for a lawsuit".

The biggest one-day change in the S.& P. 500 came just last week, when it soared 4.2percentt on March 18 as the Federal Reserve sharply cut interest rates and some investment banks reported better-than-expected profits.

And in at least one respect, its database was similar to the one the professors compiled: the average absolute one-day change after the 28 events in the firm's study is statistically indistinguishable from that of the 49 events used by the professors.

In addition to the one-day change, Ashcroft directed federal prosecutors around the country, particularly those in Los Angeles and 18 other districts with significant gun crime, to commit more lawyers and resources to prosecuting illegal gun transactions.

The Romney campaign also read far too much into one-day changes in their data.