Sentence examples for will be to changes from inspiring English sources

The higher the proportion of fixed costs to total costs, the higher must be the level of operation before profits begin, and the more sensitive profits will be to changes in the level of operation.

Finally, to test the robustness of the results, we will conduct sensitivity analyses, to investigate how sensitive the ICERs will be to changes of cost estimates (for example difference in costs per bCBT contact, type of psychologists and number of sessions).

One of his first moves will be to change the party name.

Explains how the House operates & how difficult it will be to change it.

The key to turning around the war will be to change that dynamic.

"If we wind up dying, my last act will be to change the name to Mobile-Seven," he says.

Perhaps the most important task for Bensouda, international lawyers say, will be to change the court's approach towards victims.

But the mayor's supporters know just how arduous, if not nearly impossible, it will be to change the law.

"The more they hear from our candidates, the more enthusiastic voters will be to change direction at the White House".

Mr Westerwelle's task will be to change her mind if and when he joins her cabinet.

One of the hardest parts of Coutts' transformation will be to change its image.