Sentence examples for possibilities of changing from inspiring English sources

The public is not to be addressed about the circumstances of their lives and the possibilities of changing those circumstances.

We should "learn to try not to estimate the carrying capacity of the Earth", but instead focus on possibilities of changing human behaviour.

To the Editor: As an author, reviewer and technology enthusiast, I was intrigued by the challenges and possibilities of changing the way manuscripts are reviewed.

Rob is particularly interested in opportunities for ICT to help to reduce the overall environmental impact of higher education, through smarter working, smarter buildings and the possibilities of changing user behaviour.

The ruling party said it was considering four ways to allow Morales to run again, including the possibilities of changing the constitution through the legislative assembly or a signature-collection drive.

In another direction, there are "two-cardinal" problems that arise from the possibilities of changing, from one model to another, not only the cardinality of the domain of the first model but also the cardinality of some chosen property (such as being a prime number).

Systematic reviews in infectious diseases also need to consider the possibility of changing drug effects over time as drug resistance patterns change and develop.

First they did not seem to think about the effect of changes in the prices of their products or the possibility of changing what they paid to workers.

A few years ago when I wrote an article concerning suspicions about brunello, nobody would even discuss the possibility of changing the rules, even producers who I knew would favor such a change.

"There is no possibility of changing this position".

Capital punishment is simply a way of society avoiding the possibility of changing lives.