Sentences with phrase «actually make change»

After my husband passed away this year I never even got summer out and was beginning to wonder if fall would show up — thanks to this post I believe I can make a list and actually make the change.

Just a tad scary, but I walked away from that with a bruised elbow and a determination to actually make a change in my working life.

Just a tad scary, but I walked away from that with a bruised elbow and the determination to actually make a change in my working life.

There is a certain safety in knowing the route and destination of a row, but it doesn't actually make any change in the situation — it just allows steam to be let off and the pressure reduced until the next time.

«It just goes to show that even if one important person who has some power in government hears us, and just feels the same way we do and can relate, that we can actually make a change within our country,» Pollard said.

So I chimed in hoping the authors actually make the change.

After my husband passed away this year I never even got summer out and was beginning to wonder if fall would show up — thanks to this post I believe I can make a list and actually make the change.

It was time to actually make a change.

It's usually only when disease presents itself or life - affecting weight gain creeps up on us that we actually make a change to our diet.

But she lacked the motivation to actually make a change.

McGovern, who has been involved in meetings about these issues since the mid-1990s, also noted that the long parade of previous documents haven't had the «teeth» required to actually make change.

«Progressive politics is not about advocating policies, and it's not about the rhetoric... it is about the ability to actually make change through government and achieve progress.

As James Lehman tells us again and again, in order for your child to truly grow and change, you'll need to parent in ways that actually make that change happen.

The key problem with the name «Scouts BSA» is that it pliantly acknowledges the need to drop «Boy» from «Boy Scouts,» but doesn't demonstrate the courage needed to actually make the change.

The goal is not for the CEO to take on more of this work themselves as much as it is to give them the opportunity to assess firsthand what could be done better before actually making any changes.

But unless you've fallen into some sort of new - economy role in which your chief duty is to daydream, too much blue - sky thinking isn't all that great — not for you as a leader, nor for your business as an entity that actually makes change.

Why don't you stop bullying the LEAST capable and start putting pressure on the MOST capable of actually making a change... and don't tell me there is no margin for investment, job creation, or wage increase — that would simply be a LIE (which, is in fact, a sin).

Good for you for prioritizing yourself it's so hard and rare for people to actually listen To the message your body is sending you and then actually make changes.

Plenty of live interaction from other people can actually make changes in the brain and make the child want to communicate or learn to communicate even more than they were able to.

As cut - and - dry as that sounds, actually making this change is more complex.

«We put together a panel of experts, bringing together people from the equalities sector, homeless charities, local authorities to help support work around this and actually made changes to the way some of the things were done,» he said.

What's the legislation that you have brought through that is actually making a change?»

We all know that sometimes it's easy to know the health changes we need to make but tough to actually make the changes.

The result is a book that successfully bridges the gap between the therapeutic lifestyle changes the research shows must occur to restore adrenal function and the support clinicians can provide to enable patients to actually make these changes.

It was a combination of a lack of knowing how exactly to apply certain principles to my life, as well as a lack of being accountable to actually make any changes.

This means that rather than observing how differences in gut bacteria may relate to mood, this research actually made a change in the array of organisms living within the test subjects and then observed the changes in mood as described above.

I have a place where I feel like we're actually making change.

That's why most people stop at wishing and hand - wringing instead of actually making change.

Some parent groups still haven't bought into the idea that the department is actually making changes, so they plan to opt out their children from exams this spring.

Now this isn't the first time that the TouchPad Go has visited the FCC, so it shows that HP has actually made some changes to the device — but why would you make change to a tablet after you announce its cancellation?

You still need to practice good budgeting and good financial habits to actually make changes in your spending and saving patterns.

As part of an ongoing commitment to giving Card Members the best experience while in the lounges, American Express is actually making changes to its Centurion Lounge access policy.

That doesn't mean we don't do other things, but primarily focusing on fossil fuels because that's where such a movement can actually make changes, even if we can't change the entire system yet.

The real trick is making people care for longer than a couple months, and to actually make changes rather than just watch comparisons and then get bored.

Yet, in many cities across Asia, there is a limited capacity to identify vulnerabilities and ways to adapt, along with a limited ability to actually make changes.

Even though as a policy holder, you have easy access to viewing your policy information, you can't actually make changes to your policy with the mobile application.

The company is now actually making changes to the Windows Insiders program.

The fact that you want to change is an enormous first step toward actually making the changes you seek.

Not exact matches

So while it's a powerful gesture for these retailers to change their policies, it may not actually make a significant dent in the access to guns.

«It's all about how you turn that into something you learn lessons from to change your business or how you can actually make money from marketers and advertisers.

But there's good news: Some of the things that might make you especially attractive to them are things you can actually change.

You could also make «ducking» the shortcut and change the phrase to the word you're probably actually trying to type.

Still there are questions about whether these changes, and others made over the past year, can actually help the service gain users.

I finally found a gel that could make a frozen bag actually change the temperature of food, cooling it by 20 degrees.

And the issue of financing — making sure that patients who need these life - changing drugs can actually afford them — will continue to be a hot button issue.

The research, conducted by a pair of University of Illinois psychologists, asked undergraduates to report what changes they'd like to make to their personalities and then tracked them over time to see if, with a little guidance and an active commitment to alter their personalities, they could actually do it.

For those looking to make a change in their health in 2017, it may be worth considering a more mindful fitness program, as they have the potential to make you one of the 8 % of people who actually achieve their resolution goals.

So if you feel the itch to make a change, it's perfectly normal — and it can actually revolutionize your success.

«You can actually be mad at the system, and then use that disagreement to make a positive change in how the pay for the company is structured.

The shady «Mad Men» style of putting a perfect bow on crap is rapidly changing into a world where people are getting stuff they actually want, and can use, and will make their lives better.