Sentence examples for the question of changing from inspiring English sources

Explanation 5 does raise the question of changing initiation and quit rates, and although the latter may have changed, it seems unlikely that the initiation rate would have changed so dramatically.

Then there was the question of changing one's mind: "Is it ethical for me to make cuts, on second thoughts, in pieces?!

With imperial babies so rare, even before today's news could be known, the battle lines had begun to form around the question of changing the succession laws.

By June, when Mr. Daschle spent a long-planned weekend with Mr. McCain at Mr. McCain's Arizona ranch, the question of changing parties was moot.

And the apathy about policy and politics that characterizes many Japanese born after World War II extends to the question of changing the Constitution.

"The Kinder, Gentler Military" hinges not on the question of women's access to the military but rather on the question of changing -- that is, "feminizing" -- the military to accommodate women's presence.

I'd welcome your thoughts on Wood or on the larger question of changing society through literacy.

Besides financial uncertainty, there is the question of a changing society.

Schlegel did not measure intravascular volume and hormone concentrations directly but actually focused on the question of whether changing levels of arginine vasopressin (AVP) and renin angiotensin aldosterone could lead to an increase in intravascular volume during parabolic flights.

"I will go on opposing this process of having someone put upon us by the European Parliament... right up to the end.There is absolutely no question of changing my view about that".

"We are five weeks from the final decision so there was never a question of changing anything in the procedure," he said at a news conference after a two-day meeting of the executive committee.