Sentence examples for worthy changes from inspiring English sources

These are all worthy changes.

Love for a man Sarah Hicks Williams described as "all kindness and loves me more than I am worthy" changed every aspect from her life.

But filling vacant Senate seats through elections would be a worthy change, replacing high-level deal-making and arbitrary exercises of authority with democracy.

Once in a while, though, the stars line up, even in big cities with tough unions and scads of low-income, minority pupils, to allow a worthy change in public education to originate within the system itself.

The plastic bag ban is a worthy change.

As we've publicly noted, it also neglected genuine opportunities for worthy regulatory changes in favor of imposing new rules that would have inevitably created a whole new host of issues.

Assemblyman Robin Schimminger, a Democrat from the Buffalo area who is sponsoring the legislation in the Assembly, said he felt the bill would accomplish a worthy policy change.

The male lead is unlikely to win his woman through noble sacrifice or worthy behavioural change and thereby become a hero.

But it was not a new solution to the state's budget crisis — hardly worthy of the "change agent" that his campaign billed him as.

It covered this by raiding surpluses built up in previous years; by 2009 this fund had dwindled to £3.1m.Alarmed by savage cost-cutting that year (88 employees were fired) and the prospect of more to come, the trust asked George Reid, a former presiding officer of the Scottish Parliament, and other worthies to suggest changes.

Attitudes toward what makes an interesting, worthy photograph have changed in the decades since White's legacy was last given a thorough look.