Sentence examples for roots of change from inspiring English sources

Back in 1998, a law establishing more competitive village-level elections gave hope that the roots of change could begin at local levels.

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His most recent venture is his work as the president of Roots of Change, a think tank dedicated to building a healthier and more resilient food system.

The roots of change are in the way we run every last business, and in the way we treat every single employee.

Market Match, generally capped at $10 a week per shopper, served 38,000 families last year who, using just $237,000 in incentives, spent more than $1.5 million at 150 California markets, according to Roots of Change.

"The beauty of this thing is that it works," said Michael Dimock, president of Oakland-based Roots of Change, which in 2009 created Market Match and recently handed the management reins to Bourque's group.

The study results suggest that "research should shift from genetics, to the host of chemicals and infectious microbes in the environment that are likely at the root of changes in the neurodevelopment of California's children," the statement added.

Fundamentally, however, they are the roots of possible change.

"We are finally coming to see the deep roots of brain change and the realistic possibility of preventing and delaying cognitive loss".

The tendency of Hegelians to give causal primacy to idealist factors was replaced by the emphasis Marx and Friedrich Engels placed on the material roots of social change.

Moving through the gallery, with its 161 works by more than 30 photographers, the viewer goes on a journey from the roots of climate change to its impact.