Sentence examples for subject of changing from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Pataki seems becalmed when it comes to the subject of changing the state's unfair election laws.

Sitting at the breakfast table, Garban broached the subject of changing the board's leadership before Surma could even bring it up.

Everything is a subject of changing today and the only option is to adapt to these new trends.

Today I testified before the Vermont Senate Judiciary Committee on the subject of changing the way the Green Mountain State handles young adults when they run afoul of the law.

This one Canadian (out of about 34 million) claims she had a bad experience, so let's stick with the disastrous version we have now rather than pursuing a model that is so treasured by the Canadian people because of its success that no party dares broach the subject of changing it lest they suffer massive electoral blowback.

You couldn't ask for a clearer message from a species that normally doesn't write out its thoughts on the subject of our changing, warming planet.

That's subject to changing market conditions, of course.

Mobility also puts the pastoralist in the face of disasters and subject to changing social and political conditions (Boone et al. 2008).

In its latest incarnation, the arbiters at Tatler magazine have declared the "freedom bush" back in fashion (those who sneer at the notion of the pudenda being subject to changing aesthetic trends would do well to remember that dark mid-noughties period: the "vajazzle years").

American home mortgage debt totals $11 trillion but much of that is not subject to changing rates which do affect new mortgages and adjustable rate mortgages.

The players' fine costumes evolved from garments representing different Italian provinces and rustic personalities and gradually became stylized, subject to the dictates of changing taste.