Sentence examples for poised for changes from inspiring English sources

In ES cells, 5hmC is also enriched at developmental genes that are poised for changes in transcriptional activity.

Polar seas are in the pristine category, but poised for change.

It should be noted that this is not the first moment when the profession has seemed poised for change.

When he returned, persuaded that Myanmar was poised for change, Mrs. Clinton convened a full review of whether to ease American sanctions and establish diplomatic ties.

Are you having a midlife crisis?'" Mr. Sherwood, who Mr. Feiler in his own book wrote "would have been ripe for a send-up on 'Sex and the City'" because of the notable swath he cut through New York as a bachelor in the late 1990s, was poised for change.

The system is poised for change.

The Church and the larger public are poised for change.

"Cuba is poised for change," he said, adding that he wished Cuba would become a democracy capable of trading goods with the rest of the world.

The city stands poised for change: The mayor's proposal to create 80,000 new affordable-housing units and preserve another 120,000 is an enormous first step.

But suddenly, and unexpectedly, the partnership is poised for unsettling changes, and not because the threat of nuclear war has all but disappeared and the mission of the laboratories altered.

The arms industry shares many of the attributes of those industries, and is poised for fundamental change that is much like the changes they have experienced.