Sentence examples for reconcile the changes from inspiring English sources
"It's hard to reconcile the changes," Ramos says between bites of his eggs.
Attempts were subsequently made to reconcile the changes in compositions of cell walls described above with changes in gene expression, as measured by transcript abundance in the ten sections of the elongating internode.
Cathepsin K knockout reconciled the changes in the LVEDD and FS without significantly altering the LVESD (Fig. 1B D).
"And like every country, we continually wrestle with how to reconcile the vast changes wrought by globalization and greater diversity with the traditions that we hold dear".
"And like every country, we continually wrestle with how to reconcile the vast changes wrought by globalization and greater diversity with the traditions that we hold dear," Obama said.
But the Christmas lesson that the Silvers teach us, along with Robert Truefit, is that the holiday can reconcile the need for change with the love of comfort.
The General Assembly will have to reconcile the budget to federal changes once they come into focus early next year.
It may be remarked that it is difficult to reconcile the slow timescale of these changes with the much more rapid changes in refraction, occurring within minutes, with blood sugar level found by Gwinup and Villareal [ 16] after the injection of glucose in diabetic subjects.
It is very difficult to reconcile the misrepresentations of climate change science in these documents with ExxonMobil's claim to be an industry leader". Environmentalists regard ExxonMobil as one of the least progressive oil companies because, unlike competitors such as BP and Shell, it has not invested heavily in alternative energy sources.
The tax plan is in edits right now, undergoing changes to reconcile the differences between the version passed by the House and the one passed in the Senate.
New commitments and alliances will surely be necessary as we respond to mounting challenges from climate change and reconcile the realities of development.
