Did my pessimistic view of Microsoft change for the better?
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In some neighbourhoods the change for the better was remarkable.
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I think we are finally seeing change for the better.
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But her day is about to change for the better.
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Treasury's viewpoint is that this is change for the better.
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We thought it was going to change for the better.
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It can change for the better, and you'll be fine.
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He highlighted the ACA as one incremental change for the better.
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I finally believe we may see some change for the better.
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The only question is whether they change for the better. ♦
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Will the security situation change for the better any time soon?
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Poland must change more, and it must change for the better.
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The storm's trajectory may change, for the better or for the worse.
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Their relationship has a change for the better though towards the end.
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Actually, the conversation around dandruff has started to change for the better.
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Then and only then will things change and change for the better.
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I'm still young enough to believe that we can change for the better.
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That will pressure other programs to either change for the better—or fold.
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But Stallone does believe things will change for the better in the future.
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According to him, Obama wants the Democratic Party to change for the better.
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There's no meaningful change -- for the better or the worse -- in his behavior.
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But historic preservation comes at a cost: It obstructs change for the better.
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Of course, it's never too late to make a change for the better.
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All told, 66% say a Trump presidency will bring change to the country, but just 43% say it will be change for the better, twenty points below the 63% who thought Obama would bring change for the better in November 2008.
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So I think in that term, it has been a change for the better.
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So, it is incremental change, but it's change, and it's change for the better.
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He insists the approach is grounded legally and could bring change for the better.
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Her entire life represents a change for the better… The long awaited gift bearer.
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Only between 26 and 27% said they had seen perceptions change for the better.
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The game, without a doubt, would change, but would it change for the better?
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Whether it will be a change for the better is a different matter entirely.
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" Assange said it could be "change for the worse and change for the better.
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And hopefully that means Hollywood -- and all of us -- will change for the better.
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Change for the better is entirely possible on physical, financial, technical, and/engineering levels.
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Editorial Observer Life for many graduate students is about to change for the better.
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One is the idea that transformation is usually about progress, change for the better.
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We are somewhat hopeful that things may finally be starting to change for the better.
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There is no immediate indication that the situation in Afghanistan will change for the better.
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Sahdan, another villager in Lembar Selatan, has also seen his fortunes change for the better.
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With him removed from the picture, perhaps things can start to change for the better.
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I encourage employers from every industry to consider and embrace this change for the better.
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D.C. Democrats are just too accepting and polite to make things change for the better.
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It was delusional to think he would change for the better once he became president.
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And if the system does not serve us, the system must change for the better.
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We took action and the data shows that our community continues to change for the better.
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You cannot use the old guard and the same policies and expect change for the better.
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Some have pointed to that as a sign that the country can change for the better.
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"I've seen my dad change for the better since he started doing these crosses," she writes.
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When was the last time you saw a 70-year-old man change for the better?
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Jenna Dewan knows firsthand that life can change for the better when you're least expecting it.
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In that time, he's seen the neighborhood change for the better and watched regular customers grow up.
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If he has, things will change for the better; if not, he still owns the team anyway.
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Some people live in their own little worlds and refuse to try to change for the better.
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You might be surprised at how your attitude toward your bills can suddenly change for the better.
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Then, I moved in with my boyfriend (now fiancé), and I thought things would change for the better.
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In liberal democracies debate goes back and forth and over time there is incremental change for the better.
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Every new thing, every new phone carries the potential and the implicit promise of change for the better.
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She suggests that society really can change for the better, as soon as a better woman comes along.
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There's absolutely no doubt in my mind building stronger, more positive leaders will a change for the better.
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"This is a change for the better, but it's nowhere near where we need to get," Carlisle said.
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We think it can change for the better on the topics of immigration, security and the fight against terrorism.
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"We have waited long enough, hoping that the situation would perhaps change for the better," Putin said, per AFP.
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This is important because if corruption can be sharply curtailed, the continent will almost inevitably change for the better.
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Of course, that's before the final scene, which calls into question whether Discovery can really change for the better.
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"We waited a long time for things to perhaps change for the better," state media quoted Putin as saying.
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It was also a moment of clarity because I knew my life was about to change for the better.
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The legal landscape may change for the better through erosion and accretion, rather than avulsion and ill-considered construction.
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Usually, this ends up being a change for the better — even though it can make social situations seem momentarily awkward.
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Let's make a change in how art has been being shown and keep making strides to change for the better.
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That may change for the better with the OPEN Government Data Act, which the president signed into law last night.
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"We waited a long time for things to perhaps change for the better," Putin said Sunday, according to state media.
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Aloe says that's beside the point in this case ... because it's the right move to achieve change for the better.
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Some things may change for the better—like easier, faster innovation without the threat of getting one's ass sued off.
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"I wrote 'Change the Whole Thing' because every little bit of effort towards change for the better counts," Rose says.
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Obviously she'll do other things to try to convince the public she has a vision of change for the better.
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I just needed to make a change for the better and I have, I've been working out and eating healthy.
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Isaac Schlueter, npm founder and CEO, writing in a company blog post, saw the acquisition as change for the better.
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Several outside powers, such as America and the World Bank, think he represents a chance of change for the better.
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Mr. Spurlock said that he hoped, by openly admitting what he had done, that he could change for the better.
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"It can be more of the same, or a change for the better," Shorten said at the launch of Labor's campaign.
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But that one person who apologized does give me hope that these people can change for the better and move forward.
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"The first step to change is good intentions," Vestager said, acknowledging Swisher's pessimism that Facebook will actually change for the better.
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Things are going to keep changing, it's only a question of whether they change for the better or for the worse.
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This means becoming masters of communicating uncertainty and identifying situations in which the forecast could quickly change for the better or worse.
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Even if we do nothing but trade in our personal cars for self-driving cars, our lives will change for the better.
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If the situation doesn't change for the better — banking, more deals — for Iran this will be a growing risk for the deal.
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Instead, it allows them to hold out the possibility that this game could also change for the better rather than the worse.
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But just because we're now in month two of the New Year doesn't mean you can't make a change for the better!
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If you adopt a new exercise regimen or are exposed to pollutants, your epigenetic patterns may change for the better or worse.
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They know they are the makers of their own success themselves, are introspective, and know that change for the better starts within.
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But she was also under no illusions that her state's standing was suddenly about to change for the better compared to previous years.
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Facebook says it's working to make the movements feel even more natural, so perhaps that will change for the better with this update.
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Don't expect the weather to change for the better after the storm, either — the wintry chill is going to last for a while.
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Eliese Desca, 66, one of many Haitians who lost their homes, said she had little hope that things would change for the better.
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And it can change for the better — it can change in ways that will strengthen the bonds of society and all its people.
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Does it represent a permanent change for the better or a small window of opportunity that will shut again, resulting in a backlash?
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The Democratic Party has become much more ambitious in its policy ideas in recent years, and I think it's a change for the better.
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But in the end, McCullough is hopeful about younger generations, who are figuring out how to give back and create change for the better.
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"We waited a long time for things to perhaps change for the better," Russian state media quoted Russian President Vladimir Putin as saying Sunday.
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I decided there and then that I was going to change for the better when I was released, and I have never looked back.
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But if you can embrace them as part of your financial routine, the entire monetary dynamic in your life will change for the better.
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Kemp said she behaved fairly during the proceedings, according to the AP, and that she watched Guyger change for the better during the trial.
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It saddened me because I had begun to hope that this new class of women and immigrants in Congress represented change for the better.
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With more players in Lebanon's digital network contributing to the employment and success of women, that position could and will hopefully change for the better.
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The good news is that, outside of the government, the French tech scene is decidedly in the middle of a sea change for the better.
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A lot of this is change for the better, but the fact that it keeps happening suggests Trump has not really internalized the key lesson.
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Encore began last year to help retired and older adults make a change for the better, in their lives and in the world around them.
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Beijing's decision to rapidly and sharply cut its excessive and unsustainable trade surplus with the U.S. would change for the better the dynamics of bilateral ties.
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Do you think we're essentially headed for a series of character resets, too, as The Good Place questions whether people can, indeed, change for the better?
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The outlook is unlikely to change for the better anytime soon even as tensions in the protracted trade war between Beijing and Washington have eased somewhat.
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"Anything different is good; it would be a change for the better," said Colin Grant, who runs a shoe repair store in the electorate of Dickson.
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"Things could change for the better," he said, adding that committing crimes is a choice but that nonviolent offenders should not be forced to post bond.
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For Democrats who worked closely with Clinton in 2016, the openness that some of these candidates are displaying is a sign of change -- for the better.
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"When I turned 40, I felt confident and physically and emotionally strong," she recalled, adding that just four years later, her life would change for the better.
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"Digital technology is overwhelmingly a force for good across the world and we must always champion innovation and change for the better," Hancock said in a statement.
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He added that the more success social enterprises and social good brands like DoneGood's partners see, the more big companies will start to change for the better.
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In the case of Bashir, we should remember lessons learned in Iraq, Syria and Libya, ousting incumbent leaders, however unlovely, doesn't inevitably mean change for the better.
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But I think it was a change for the better, because a lot of Asian-Americans, they only learned Chinese from being yelled at throughout their childhood.
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Far from showing a change for the better, the letter Fox sent to its staff confirms that the sickness at Fox starts with those at the top.
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Either way, he says he doesn't know how to get them to listen to reason and make a change for the better ... or he'd be all about it.
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I dislike this idea that marijuana culture is going to change for the better if rich people get into it and if it becomes more expensive and elitist.
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In the most recent Pew Research Center survey, 91 percent of respondents said that interracial marriage was a change for the better or made no difference at all.
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Beyond that, Mr. Canunayon, who left a career in nonprofit work in the Philippines, has recommitted himself to working to help people and neighborhoods change for the better.
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Here are a few ways pancreatic cancer research can change for the better: More opportunity for risk-taking Like many researchers, I've submitted multiple grants in my career.
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Looking back, we were fortunate indeed that he was the president in the Oval Office when he helped the world change, for the better, at the Cold War's end.
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"We waited for quite some time that maybe something will change for the better [with America], had such hope that the situation will somehow change," the Russian leader said.
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That would radically change for the better if the two Koreas could establish a degree of détente that would facilitate commerce and gradually bring Pyongyang into the Asian community.
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Here are five teams whose fortunes could change for the better this season, from presumptive doormats that might become upstarts to odds-on contenders who could finally cash in.
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At this critical moment, when anything feels possible for good or for ill, we need to imagine how things can change for the better and to prevent future catastrophes.
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But they represent change for the better — change driven by the intersection of ongoing technological changes that have transformed many areas of life and will continue to do so.
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But then my long-held view has always been that the Middle East puts a smile on your face only if a change for the better starts with them.
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It clashes with the cool pragmatism of Fucked Up's recording process, but it reveals the admirable end to which the means aspire: some sort of fucking change for the better.
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"I definitely think it's a change for the better and is definitely the silver lining in the gray cloud of everything that's happening in our current political climate," he added.
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It's hard to believe that America will change for the better, but it's my job to do my best to help create a country that is better for my boys.
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Jamie Foxx says "Just Mercy" -- the movie he stars in with Michael B. Jordan -- is more than just a movie ... because it's inspiring some real-world change for the better.
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MORE POLICY SUPPORT EXPECTED The outlook is unlikely to change for the better anytime soon even as tensions in the protracted trade war between Beijing and Washington have eased somewhat.
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Pravin Gordhan, a respected former finance minister, told Reuters that if Ramaphosa was elected ANC leader, "the whole narrative about South Africa's economy would change for the better within three months".
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But his life began to change for the better when the San Francisco Actors Workshop performed "Waiting for Godot," directed by Herbert Blau, at San Quentin State Prison in November 22008.
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While The Handmaid's Tale's first season ended on a cliffhanger, it wasn't out of the question to wonder if things were about to change for the better for Offred (Elisabeth Moss).
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LONDON (Reuters) - Croatian Borna Coric had every reason to believe his woeful Wimbledon record was about to change for the better when he arrived at the All England Club on Monday.
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Officials argue the neighborhood is going to change for the better and grow safer, with a future campus of Sorbonne University and new infrastructure being built for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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Officials argue the neighborhood is going to change for the better and grow safer, with a future campus of Sorbonne University and new infrastructure being built for the 2024 Paris Olympics.
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But sadly, his track record -- and the fact that he's having conversations with Republicans about challenging Flake in the primary as well -- offer little hope he will ever change for the better.
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People who lead these lives tend to possess an insane level of optimism, a certainty that history does change for the better and that achieving justice is only a matter of time.
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"What you now see as a change for the worse ('Stalinism') in the regime is really a change for the better in knowledge on your part," he wrote to Wilson in 1948.
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But if these questions have forced you to admit that you're an energy-taker, Welch warns you've got some "heavy psychological lifting to do" if you want to change for the better.
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And yet, when I look up at the sky, I somehow feel that everything will change for the better, that this cruelty too shall end, that peace and tranquillity will return once more.
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In fact, women need to hear what it is that men think about sexual misconduct in the workplace so that things will change for the better, not just for women, but for everyone.
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The dynamic that forced Burnett and others to smile through Matthews's indignities shifted under his feet this week — a change for the better for political journalism and for our culture as a whole.
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Maybe if we stopped telling our friends — and ourselves — that "crazy people" and "psychos" lack humanity and don't deserve the most basic common courtesies, maybe then things could begin to change for the better.
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Though there will likely be growing pains, the leaders and people of Shan Guo are accepting of all people and strive to unite rather than divide, so hopefully things will change for the better.
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With a reliable bond market signal pointing to a possible recession down the road, policymakers have a choice: act now to head off the downturn or hope that conditions will change for the better.
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In Japan, the concept of kaizen — literally, "change for the better" — has been applied to the workplace, referring to activities that continuously improve all functions and involve employees from the CEO to assembly-line workers.
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On the other hand, being the father of two lovely daughters gives me some hope that someday things and people will change for the better, since they are the only light in these dark days.
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"We are all aware of the fact that the architecture of the world is changing before our very eyes and it is our common responsibility to make it a change for the better," Tusk said.
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"Communities across the country voted for Brexit as an expression of their desire to see change; that must be a change for the better, with more opportunity and greater control," May said in a statement.
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When you decide that the goal of your economy is to create more happiness for everyone rather than to optimize shareholder value, it's amazing to see how your definition of freedom can change for the better.
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As a result, we believe that the way people work, live and play will change for the better — but first we need to know what it means when anyone can recite their own DNA from memory!
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What many people needed to fantasize about instead was the idea of bad people working to become good people, about the idea that real, lasting moral change for the better is possible and worth striving for.
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" Our Op-Ed columnist David Brooks praises "Life Reimagined," by Barbara Bradley Hagerty, for highlighting how priorities change for the better and how you can "take the big risks precisely because your foundation is already secure.
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To the Editor: To say that historic preservation exacerbates global warming by obstructing change for the better is a reductionist stance for a field that has fought to revitalize and defend our nation's most treasured sites.
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I'm not going to postulate further because I truly don't know what it should look like, but as an elected official experiencing this problem right now, I know that platforms can and should change for the better.
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Last week, the woman told national broadcaster KBS News she hoped the church can change for the better and South Korean society can build an environment for victims to speak out about their experiences of sexual abuse.
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"I hope and expect because of demographic shifts, the influence of founders and employees, organizations like All Raise, and because diversity is proven to deliver better results that" the ecosystem will change for the better, she said.
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"To be honest, this is not about Donald Trump," Signer said, adding that the violence from white supremacists demonstrated that the country's core democratic principles were eroding, but people had an opportunity to change for the better.
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On Friday, Gref suggested it was still too early to judge the success of Trump's presidency however conceded that, for the time-being at least, relations between American and Russia were unlikely to change for the better.
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He used his experience at Facebook to explain how the economics of human condition can change for the better if people are given a basic income to live off, such as the Permanent Fund Dividend in Alaska.
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"We waited for quite some time that maybe something will change for the better, had such hope that the situation will somehow change, but, judging by everything, if it changes, it will not be soon," Putin said.
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"It is very sad to see the course of action this has taken in the past one and a half months, especially for someone that was calling for a change for the better in Nigeria," she said.
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We speak for all of these people ... I definitely think it's a change for the better and is definitely the silver lining in the gray cloud of everything that's happening in our current political climate, if you will.
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Still, Varadkar has tried to tie their rise to the recent populist victories in the UK and the US. "Bear in mind that all change isn't change for the better," Varadkar said during a leaders' debate this week.
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" In conclusion, the singer urged the lawmaker to "please, please think about the lives you could change for the better if you were to vote to support the Equality Act in the Senate and prohibit this harsh and unfair discrimination.
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Still, Garrard was confident the conversations happening in New York and other states around the country were just getting started—and that some kind of movement on such a foundational aspect of modern life was a change for the better.
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If you expect some really big change for the better in terms of inequality over the next five or ten years, you probably need something like, not necessarily nuclear war, but some really big shock or big disaster of that sort.
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"There has been a massive change for the better," said Jonas Astrup, the chief technical adviser for the Tashkent office of the International Labor Organization, a United Nations body that for years complained about the systematic abuse of involuntary cotton pickers.
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The Chinese capital is set to record its biggest improvement in air quality in at least nine years, with a nearly 250 percent change for the better this year, based on average concentration levels of hazardous breathable particles known as PM2198.
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"Since we've started working with No Kid Hungry we have seen the statistics change for the better from 1 in 5 children in the U.S. facing hunger to 1 in 6," said Janet Hayes, president of Williams Sonoma in a press release.
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At all … these people are going to keep trying to take us down but that's how we know what we're doing matters … whenever someone tries making a change that matters, and a change for the better, there's always someone that tried stopping them.
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The Boston Celtics were the big winners in last night's draft lottery, having come away with the No. 213 overall pick, but it's difficult to argue that any team saw its fortunes change for the better more than the Los Angeles Lakers.
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In addition, big metropolises such as New York City, or Beijing, upgrading the whole city will be a challenge because of the vast number of people who live there, and not all of them are willing to make a change for the better.
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Now it looks as though the day is approaching when Western policy will change for the better, and will truly begin to reflect the earnest need to confront both the Shiite and the Sunni sides of the extremist takeover of our country.
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That share has dropped precipitously among independents (from 173% for Obama to 60% for Trump), and among Democrats, even when compared to Republican ratings of Obama (49% of Republicans thought Obama would bring change for the better, just 22% of Democrats say that about Trump).
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If you happen to have the original hardware around, it usually doesn't play nicely with modern televisions, and while there are newer devices that let you play... But the biggest difference by far is the directional pad: and it's not a change for the better.
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Vowing to "drain the swamp" of Washington, Trump offered an appealing voice to those disaffected by left-wing policies, discouraged by inappropriate actions at the federal level, including wasted tax dollars, and convincing voters that America would change — for the better — under a Trump administration.
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In 2017, growth in non-oil exports was a relatively modest 9.2 percent, far short of pre-uprising levels, though a jump to 19 percent in the first three months of 2018 - according to central bank figures - points to a change for the better.
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"We waited for quite some time that maybe something will change for the better, had such hope that the situation will somehow change, but, judging by everything, if it changes, it will not be soon," Putin said regarding U.S.-Russia relations, according to the Times.
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WASHINGTON, April 17 (Reuters) - Weak U.S. economic data that marred the start of the year should change for the better in coming months, and ease some of the concerns among investors about the health of the recovery, St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said on Wednesday.
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"We waited for quite a long time that, perhaps, something will change for the better, we held out hope that the situation would somehow change," Mr. Putin said in an interview on state-run Rossiya 1 television, which published a Russian-language transcript on its website.
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"The reason why I was so excited to learn that I was pregnant was because I knew that my life was going to change for the better, the greatest blessing that I've always wanted but didn't know I was going to get, is finally here," Malika said, tearing up.
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Abagnale did make a change for the better however, having now associated himself with the FBI for over 40 years, lecturing at the FBI Academy and for the FBI's field offices; as well as teaching seminars on how to reduce exposure to fraud, according to Abagnale & Associates website.
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If the U.S. cuts their funding to UNRWA and doesn't display a desire to work with other countries towards UNRWA reform, the international organization will not only never change for the better, but be left open to influence from countries like Saudi Arabia, the third largest donor to UNRWA.
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"The reason why I was so excited to learn that I was pregnant was because I knew that my life was going to change for the better, the greatest blessing that I've always wanted but didn't know I was going to get, is finally here," Haqq said, getting emotional.
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After spending close to a decade watching Game of Thrones, we've seen many of the show's characters grow and change for the better: Sandor "The Hound" Clegane, Sansa Stark... even Jaime Lannister has redeemed himself in ways we didn't see coming (actually, the jury is still out on that one).
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For now, the NFL Players Association is asking for a review, as NFLPA executive George Atallah announced on Twitter Monday: If there were actual consequences for teams, things would change for the better as quickly as coaches pass the buck when questioned about a concussed player going back into a game.
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As Harry and Meghan wed, we marveled at the touching and decorous show of genuine love, of African-American traditions blending into the stodgiest of British ones -- a biracial American divorcee marrying a real-life prince; a promise that progress does happen and the world does change for the better.
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Rekha Basu: Sanders and Warren won the night Judging by their compelling critiques of a system rigged in favor of the wealthy and corporate interests and the strength of their respective cases for how to bring transformative change for the better, Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren both won Tuesday's debate.
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They're joined by the reformed demon Michael (Ted Danson), the perpetually name-dropping socialite Tahani Al-Jamil (Jameela Jamil), and the dumb but endearing troublemaker Jason Mendoza (Manny Jacinto) on a mission to prove that four humans can change for the better, even if they were bad people throughout their lives.
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" He continued: "There has been many times where I've been found on my knees in prayer for hours (relentless) and other times leading a group of people in prayer, my faith (that I love to share) is an everyday awakening (to me) that people, lives, and circumstances can change for the better OVER TIME.
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Spoiler alert for anyone who hasn't seen the show's last season for some reason, here's a recap: The finale ended with Maya Rudolph's Judge agreeing to let Michael build a new neighborhood to prove that humans can change for the better, but there's a catch: the demons get to pick the human subjects for the test.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I heard an apocryphal story several years ago that went something like: Americans had tried to export reality TV and game shows to post-Soviet Russia, but nobody watched them because nobody in Russia believed they could ever win anything, or that their lives could actually change for the better.
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"Body cameras may play a role in improving police officers' and citizens' behavior, but reforms to use-of-force policy and training need to be implemented in addition to body camera deployment if police conduct is to significantly change for the better," Matthew Feeney, a policy analyst at the Cato Institute, wrote in a blog post for the Washington-based think tank.
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You can't easily get a girl to be less concerned about her looks; or to overestimate how interesting her own life is; or to care more about completing all the missions in Grand Theft Auto than about how many likes she's getting on Instagram (nor is it clear that this last change, even if accomplished, would be a change for the better).
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" Joey Badass: 'I definitely think it's a change for the better' Brooklyn rapper Joey Badass, who released the album "All-Amerikkkan Badass" in the spring, told CNN''s #GetPolitical in April that the rise of Trump has led to an "awakening" when it comes to the state of race relations in America and has caused a positive shift in hip-hop: "I definitely feel like hip-hop is going through a change right now ... a lot of musicians are realizing and stepping up to the plate and, you know, almost accepting their responsibility, like OK, we are the leaders of the people.
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