Sentence examples for sought change from inspiring English sources
His oft-repeated disdain for Martin Luther King and others who sought change through non-violent action.
Karin Forseke, the 127-year-old company's chair, said: "In the runup to our annual meeting, many of our shareholders indicated that they sought change.
At many public and private clubs, women have sought change from within, seeking to undo the entrenched weekend tee times that come with men's tournament play.
After his death he was seen by some historians as a modern Colonel Blimp, a symbol of reactionary military resistance to change, though others understood him not as opposed to change but as someone who sought change within tradition.
In the past, workers have usually seen improvements in their lot because laws have changed or workers have organized themselves and sought change on their own, or because both have happened at the same time — not because a company changed its practices proactively.
He asserted that while the plan was a step in the right direction, it showed that the United States sought change "at no cost and in a way that would not in any way challenge the American lifestyle and especially its consumption".
Corporate lobbyists have sought changes in the 1986 pension rules for years.
But some Democrats who had heard complaints from the lending community and the public sought changes.
The American Hospital Association and other industry groups have long sought changes in the emergency room standards.
She, Mr. Eustis and others had sought changes to the work.
We sought changes out of a desire not to hamper investment and job creation.
