Sentence examples for will provide a change from inspiring English sources

Throughout the corridors of stone walls there are just 53 rooms - it's a venue with character and England fans will hope the shift in approach will provide a change in fortunes on the pitch.

Some believe it will provide a refreshing change, with the use of existing stadiums avoiding the usual immense outlay and fans in countries that would not be able to host the tournament alone being involved.

Detached at the best of times, Ancelotti had sometimes appeared outright uninterested over the past few months, and in that regard the enthusiastic Leonardo – appointed today on a two-year deal – will provide a welcome change.

The 24-year-old hopes the opportunity to play a lesser-known opponent will provide a refreshing change from the familiarity of the Premiership.

If ultimately built, they will provide a substantial change to an area dominated by mid-rise buildings from the early 1900s.

We hypothesize that this transformation will provide a significant change in the magnetic resonance behavior of the fluorine nuclei, since the transverse (T2) relaxation in NMR is very sensitive to molecular weight.

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And Alan Williams, president of Manchester AUT, who himself spent a dozen years on fixed-term contracts before securing an open-ended appointment, is hopeful that the regulations and guidelines will "provide a lever to change this existing 'casualisation culture' that accepts without question that fixed-term funding should virtually automatically mean fixed-term contracts".

In one fell swoop ESPN will provide a path for change on each.

I pray that this unnecessary loss of a young life, a family's agony over losing a child and a coach's pain that will surely endure for a lifetime will provide a spark for a change in the culture of high school athletics; hopefully creating a fundamental shift in the way that we view the importance in high school sports of player safety and the fragility of life.

They include helping Arab governments develop "pathways to reform" with benchmarks that will provide a way to measure change, and transferring major U.S. democracy funding from the State Department to independent groups that have more credibility among those who distrust Washington.