Sentence examples for schemes will change from inspiring English sources

"No amount of money thrown at organisations or community schemes will change anything unless the commitment to rethink comes from within each individual," she says.

Private health insurance schemes will change to reward individuals who stay healthy, and the private sector will increasingly sell gadgets, drugs and services that help them do so.

"We believe that lengthening incentive schemes will change corporate behaviour for the better, reducing the temptation to maximise short-term financial performance and instead promote investment and growth," said Dominic Rossi, Fidelity's chief investment officer.

Caplan says he hopes the scheme will change society's perception of what work should look like, and act as a blueprint for other people who want to make remote working a reality.

The rhyme scheme will change from: A-A to A-B-A-B.

If we can fulfil Brook's theory, as the National has done with its Travelex £12 ticket scheme, then audiences will change even more.

And our girl-friendly schemes will help change minds," he says.

However, it is expected that the performance of the proposed scheme, relative to the performance of the existing resource allocation schemes, will not change drastically, as this would affect each of them in the same manner.

This isn't one of those…"just think positive" and your life will change schemes.

The color scheme of the guest rooms will change from light salmon to "light creams and taupes, with silvery blues, greens, rose and yellows," Mr. Tihany said.

Figure4 shows the Discrete-Time Markov Chain (DTMC) to simulate the Scenario that the modulation scheme adopted by an SS will change from time-to-time due to the variation of its SINR.