Sentence examples for true changes from inspiring English sources

True, changes are badly needed.

True changes in behavior and culture take time.

Context — "I'm getting tired of saying that word, but it's true" — changes everything.

Speculation in commodity futures markets is creating volatile price movements that do not reflect true changes in demand and supply.

The population statistics show growth, but do not show the true changes in Destin and the surrounding coast.

True, changes and addenda could always be included in the later editions, but Greeley and Bennett and all the others would hold them to the flaws and oversights of the bulldog.

SH: I wouldn't dispute that the horizon of what we know and consider true changes, but we do this in the context of a background reality which we are dimly coming to understand.

However, I don't remember learning much about processes in school history; I did learn about people (Mahatma Ghandi, William Wilberforce, Martin Luther King etc) who inspired and made true changes.

These variations between photos can make you look better or worse, over time, but hide the true changes underway.

In any non-deterministic environment, unexpected events can indicate true changes in the world (and require behavioural adaptation) or reflect chance occurrence (and must be discounted).

Shewhart and cumulative sum (cusum) control charts were designed to determine true changes in estrous detection efficiency (EDE) amidst normal variation in dairy cattle.