Sentence examples for way of changed from inspiring English sources

The cops in New York staged a one-day crackdown recently, which resulted in more than seven thousand summonses but probably little in the way of changed behavior.

There is not much in the way of change that can be perceived on the horizon.

Mr Herbert recently spoke of his frustration that politics gets in the way of change.

What are the obstacles that stand in the way of change and how might advertising be instrumental in removing them?

Those who would stand in the way of change should know the world will judge them harshly.

But she knows Clinton is being investigated and believes she promises little in the way of change.

Less to this newspaper's taste, he offered little in the way of change in terms of the culture wars.

Only he has the authority to make the changeless church change, but it is his authority that stands in the way of change.

(As Mark Epstein, the author of "Going On Being: Buddhism and the Way of Change," points out, a truly Buddhist view would be "It's all suffering").

The helicopter view on this (sorry, Bronwyn Bishop) is these issues run in small cycles of intense outrage, usually yielding nothing terribly definitive by way of change.

Opponents of the mayor suggested that he had avoided offending Hispanic constituents by presenting a plan that offered little in the way of change.