Is it changing for the better, is it changing for the better for the worse?
|
|
"I didn&apost think that the day that changed my family&aposs life for the better would change another family&aposs life for the better too," the groom recalled.
|
|
" Then I tell her, "Yes, that's for the better.
|
|
Kelly Osbourne has turned her life around: for the better.
|
|
My physique has changed for the better since my shows.
|
|
Did my pessimistic view of Microsoft change for the better?
|
|
But even my online life has changed for the better.
|
|
WhatsApp's privacy settings are changing, and not for the better.
|
|
And this way, I think it's really for the better.
|
|
In some neighbourhoods the change for the better was remarkable.
|
|
Despite the longer commute, life has changed for the better.
|
|
That's probably for the better, because this keeps things simple.
|
|
Like Gage, the experience changed her, but for the better.
|
|
We need to change the situation for the better now.
|
|
But many departments had seen vast improvements for the better.
|
|
I'm hopeful that that will change things for the better.
|
|
Intentionally pursuing it will change your life for the better.
|
|
I think we are finally seeing change for the better.
|
|
I think he was changing his life for the better.
|
|
They have tried for the better part of two years?
|
|
In fact Britain has influenced the EU for the better.
|
|
Buying frozen foods could change those numbers for the better.
|
|
"Things keep changing and none for the better," Petrou said.
|
|
Drone technology is already impacting the workforce for the better.
|
|
But her day is about to change for the better.
|
|
For most people, life had rapidly transformed for the better.
|
|
Labor experts argue that change was not for the better.
|
|
Could prayer be somehow changing the brain for the better?
|
|
It seems like it's changed a lot for the better.
|
|
That awareness informs our understanding of others, for the better.
|
|
It can change you permanently, not always for the better.
|
|
By March, things had taken a turn for the better.
|
|
Treasury's viewpoint is that this is change for the better.
|
|
We thought it was going to change for the better.
|
|
It will change the world — and not for the better.
|
|
Caputo: Coronavirus changed the debate for the better for Biden.
|
|
They are empowered to change their lives for the better.
|
|
"If it does good, it's for the better," she said.
|
|
In retrospect was it for the better or the worse?
|
|
Regardless, addressing them can inform your actions for the better.
|
|
I think we voted for the better of the two.
|
|
It can change for the better, and you'll be fine.
|
|
"It really does change you, and hopefully for the better."
|
|
The cultural climate has obviously shifted, and for the better.
|
|
Your music has changed this world for the better. pic.twitter.
|
|
The Knicks dominated for the better part of three quarters.
|
|
One must wonder: Are we changing ourselves for the better?
|
|
We are literally witnessing our society evolve for the better.
|
|
"What an incredible thing you have done, you have changed the political landscape, you've changed the Conservative Party for the better and you've changed the future of our country for the better," said Johnson.
|
|
She changed me for the better, in my outlook on life.
|
|
The question is, has it changed for the better or worse?
|
|
Having a child together really changed their relationship for the better.
|
|
So is the belief in making a difference for the better.
|
|
Not all features in iOS 13 are for the better, though.
|
|
He highlighted the ACA as one incremental change for the better.
|
|
Repealing the Eighth would change millions of lives for the better.
|
|
Both teams altered their course for the better with this trade.
|
|
He had gone unchallenged for the better part of two decades.
|
|
It'll all be for the better, especially if you're on iPad.
|
|
And what Ubisoft has changed is almost entirely for the better.
|
|
But things finally changed for the better about a month ago.
|
|
Policies can be changed, and can be changed for the better.
|
|
Chloe waits for him for the better part of an hour.
|
|
It's about to change our summer eating habits for the better.
|
|
But everything that Sony has changed has been for the better.
|
|
Fast-forward to today, and that has changed, for the better.
|
|
I finally believe we may see some change for the better.
|
|
I have been changed for the better because of this sisterhood.
|
|
Indeed, it's known that for the better part of a decade.
|
|
My life quickly changed for the better when I stopped interrupting.
|
|
And it turns out, a lot had changed — for the better!
|
|
Things are changing for the better, they're making sure of that.
|
|
TV dancing competitions need a serious shake up for the better.
|
|
And that maybe I could help change things for the better.
|
|
Student loans have the potential to change lives for the better.
|
|
Sir Lindsay has promised to change the Commons for the better.
|
|
I think in some cases I've changed it for the better.
|
|
"For the better, certainly, was the civil rights revolution," he said.
|
|
The only question is whether they change for the better. ♦
|
|
Here's how going tiny has changed people's finances for the better.
|
|
Ultimately, I know that things will work out for the better.
|
|
Will the security situation change for the better any time soon?
|
|
He did not return for the better part of five years.
|
|
She added, though, that things might be changing for the better.
|
|
"The town has changed a lot, for the better," she said.
|
|
" And I'm like, "Jeez, not for the better I can see.
|
|
The case remained unsolved for the better part of a decade.
|
|
The Helix Dusk mattress has changed my sleep for the better.
|
|
Has a television show ever changed your life for the better?
|
|
Together, he and Lyons would shape J. Crew for the better.
|
|
One thing that has not changed for the better is price.
|
|
One man wanted to change the raisin industry for the better.
|
|
I worked from home for the better part of five years.
|
|
Some have argued the technology changed the game for the better.
|
|
The picture has since changed, in many ways for the better.
|
|
This bias has persisted for the better part of two centuries.
|
|
But the change hasn't been completely for the better, says Nguyen.
|
|
For Walmart, the story has taken a turn for the better.
|
|
Poland must change more, and it must change for the better.
|
|
Walid wanted to change himself, and the world, for the better.
|
|
What if he succeeds in changing the kingdom for the better?
|
|
He scorched the nets for the better part of 48 minutes.
|
|
But on Tuesday they took an unexpected turn for the better.
|
|
Hey, at least somebody emerged from the Zune era for the better.
|
|
The deal would have changed Detroit, but not necessarily for the better.
|
|
Hopefully it will be for the better and won't be in vain.
|
|
We always said that we changed each other's lives for the better.
|
|
The two have been talking for the better part of a year.
|
|
The Discovery Not all scientific breakthroughs change the world for the better.
|
|
Under President Trump and Scott Pruitt, things have changed for the better.
|
|
Changing someone else's life positively changes yours for the better as well.
|
|
We're way too suppressed now for the better part of eight years.
|
|
If you can afford it, I'd absolutely go for the better hardware.
|
|
I've been dating online for the better part of the past decade.
|
|
Not all of the changes in season 3 are for the better.
|
|
Its optimistic thesis is that adversity can change people for the better.
|
|
Some franchisees say the device has changed their stores for the better.
|
|
Her flame touched many lives and changed the planet for the better.
|
|
In some ways, her life had changed for the better under Jeffs.
|
|
Its mission is to democratize the world of finance for the better.
|
|
The storm's trajectory may change, for the better or for the worse.
|
|
Their relationship has a change for the better though towards the end.
|
|
These games had changed her child's life for the better, she said.
|
|
Actually, the conversation around dandruff has started to change for the better.
|
|
He's been a benchwarmer for the better part of the last month.
|
|
Over the next six years, we'll see dramatic changes for the better.
|
|
"Scammers are opportunists," said Katherine Hutt, spokeswoman for the Better Business Bureau.
|
|
For certain people, for the better, for certain people, definitely for worse.
|
|
The injury left her bedridden for the better part of a year.
|
|
In the long run do you think that was for the better?
|
|
You will be continually amazed at how life changes for the better.
|
|
In others, it will change—sometimes for the better, and sometimes not.
|
|
Some prohibitions, like the use of the swastika, are for the better.
|
|
Without a doubt, his candidacy has changed this campaign for the better.
|
|
The good news is that most countries are progressing for the better.
|
|
Kim was the type of woman who changed lives for the better.
|
|
In disrupting many industries, tech giants are changing them for the better.
|
|
Here are 13 gadgets that could transform your 2016 for the better.
|
|
Music and music journalism have changed, in many ways for the better.
|
|
When done right, it can change your work environment for the better.
|
|
We're working to change the course of this country for the better.
|
|
Apple Music has been overhauled in iOS 10, entirely for the better.
|
|
Of course, this was when things took a turn for the better.
|
|
So if you're at McDonald's, why not go for the better one?
|
|
Two women told Insider how it's changed their lives for the better.
|
|
Similarly, the mix of sales has taken a turn for the better.
|
|
In its first decade, PCORI has changed the system for the better.
|
|
Those deals haven't come to fruition, and perhaps that's for the better.
|
|
Some women say the original has changed their lives for the better.
|
|
Yes, of course, Trump has time to change things for the better.
|
|
His scoring has dropped considerably this season, and that's for the better.
|
|
"The program so dramatically changed my life for the better," Arnold said.
|
|
Big dreams are the reasons why the world changes for the better.
|
|
These weeknight meal recipes will overhaul your gut health for the better.
|
|
Stay on the optimistic side to shape your reality for the better.
|
|
Skipping shows did affect those aspects of my life—for the better.
|
|
Even just eight weeks of meditation changed people's brains for the better.
|
|
The world has changed during my lifetime – and not for the better.
|
|
Did it change you profoundly, either for the better or the worse?
|
|
As a result, many consumers have changed their behavior for the better.
|
|
The dream ballet has also changed for the better since St. Ann's.
|
|
Physically, the eero routers have changed a little bit, for the better.
|
|
And maybe the act of choosing changes a relationship for the better.
|
|
I thought about pork gyros for the better part of 14 hours.
|
|
I&aposve been shouting mine for the better part of a decade.
|
|
The testimony of lynchings continues for the better part of two pages.
|
|
Sometimes adaptations make large changes from the source material for the better.
|
|
Americans themselves have changed as well, and not always for the better.
|
|
But two recent developments suggested things may be changing for the better.
|
|
But, many people are willing to change their habits for the better.
|
|
When his brother arrived, however, things took a turn for the better.
|
|
Obamacare's fortunes have taken a notable turn for the better this year.
|
|
You owe it to yourself to transform your life for the better.
|
|
Then and only then will things change and change for the better.
|
|
Pay yourself first and you change everything around you for the better.
|
|
T. and I lay around for the better part of the day.
|
|
"Thankfully, much of the world is changing for the better," O'Hara says.
|
|
It was above 80 percent for the better part of the 1990s.
|
|
They want to change the world for the better, not conquer it.
|
|
Black Lives Matter is "changing the country for the better," she said.
|
|
Negotiations for Trump's testimony lasted for the better part of a year.
|
|
Most consumers will likely go for the better-equipped SV or SL models.
|
|
Dojo Storming for the Better Style-versus-style fights have served their purpose.
|
|
And when people say I've changed for the better, it means a lot.
|
|
Together, we are resolved to changing all our children's lives for the better.
|
|
I've been covering online privacy issues for the better part of a decade.
|
|
But things are changing in Atacama Desert—and not necessarily for the better.
|
|
"Wells has 100 percent changed Sarah's life for the better," says the source.
|
|
I'm still young enough to believe that we can change for the better.
|
|
For the better-off the replacement ratio was lower, but they can cope.
|
|
Todd Mirawitz says he's always wanted to change the world for the better.
|
|
It's for the better that OnePlus dropped the "flagship killer" nonsense last year.
|
|
After starting testosterone in June 2015 my mental health changed for the better.
|
|
That will pressure other programs to either change for the better—or fold.
|
|
"Running this business has changed my life completely for the better," Brewer said.
|
|
Yamashita says it has changed the way his team works for the better.
|
|
A decade in power has changed Mr. Morales, and not for the better.
|
|
But they won't use it for the better good, just the bad stuff.
|
|
Two and a half months ago, our lives were changed for the better.
|
|
But Stallone does believe things will change for the better in the future.
|
|
ENVIRONMENTALISTS HAVE been campaigning against it for the better part of a decade.
|
|
I was a self-taught engineer for the better part of 60 years.
|
|
Taraji P. Henson is on a mission to change Hollywood for the better.
|
|
This makes a dramatic difference for the better when using these while traveling.
|
|
That would have completely changed my game – and I think for the better.
|
|
Click on to meet the labels that'll change your closet for the better.
|
|
For the most part, Huawei's AI-assisted image alterations are for the better.
|
|
Hassabis has always said that DeepMind would change the world for the better.
|
|
But since his video went viral, Gould's life has changed for the better.
|
|
Tiffany Haddish can pinpoint the exact moment her life changed for the better.
|
|
Employee reviews are being modified, not abolished, and not necessarily for the better.
|
|
He also said that the situation in Venezuela was changing for the better.
|
|
Mandela Day is about taking action to change the world for the better.
|
|
That you always know how you have changed the world for the better.
|
|
Your life is about to change big-time, but all for the better.
|
|
Jennings was Tampa Bay's center fielder for the better part of two seasons.
|
|
Indeed, said Kaari, being elderly entrepreneurs has changed their lives for the better.
|
|
My life has changed for the better, and I have other goals now.
|
|
Robots will change the contours of our workforce, but hopefully for the better.
|
|
As for the Book Cover Keyboard, it's also been tweaked for the better.
|
|
Local culture also pushed me to change my leadership strategy for the better.
|
|
He truly has the power to change our justice system for the better.
|
|
"GOP's ObamaCare replacement: How Trump re-brands conservatism for the better" https://t.
|
|
According to him, Obama wants the Democratic Party to change for the better.
|
|
I can say that there have been changes in Baltimore for the better.
|
|
Does a movie have the ability to change people's minds for the better?
|
|
Hopefully, what you learn from them will shape your future for the better.
|
|
It's bound to alter the human experience—and not necessarily for the better.
|
|
I've been wearing the Motiv for the better part of two weeks now.
|
|
In differing ways, but they all coped and moved on for the better.
|
|
But I was also beginning a deeply personal financial transformation for the better.
|
|
For the better part of a decade, I watched football every single Sunday.
|
|
Instead, he thinks that they will influence their older counterparts for the better.
|
|
But his social life changed for the better after he discovered Next Level.
|
|
Snipes has been a train wreck for the better part of two decades.
|
|
In short, nuclear weapons would profoundly alter Iran's strategic situation for the better.
|
|
I've recognized the reach of mortality for the better part of five decades.
|
|
Are you hopeful about this Me Too thing changing things for the better?
|
|
Low growth became the new normal for the better part of a decade.
|
|
FEIGE This has been my life for the better part of a decade.
|
|
Whether that is for the better or worse is still up for debate.
|
|
There's no meaningful change -- for the better or the worse -- in his behavior.
|
|
After November, however, the rules of engagement will have changed, for the better.
|
|
Much else has changed and not for the better, whatever this hash insists.
|
|
And she believes that connected cities could alter citizens' lives for the better.
|
|
He took a concrete step to try and change things for the better.
|
|
"That was pretty much a turning point for the better," Dr. Chung said.
|
|
Our old friendship had been changed by my marriage, but for the better.
|
|
But historic preservation comes at a cost: It obstructs change for the better.
|
|
The Who represented Rogan's main gig for the better part of his life.
|
|
West Virginia was a Democratic stronghold for the better part of a century.
|
|
The service has changed so much since then, and definitely for the better.
|
|
Having her around and having these other musicians pushed us for the better.
|
|
For the better part of several years, I saw my labmates every day.
|
|
Tatum was the Celtics' driving force for the better part of three periods.
|
|
He had to maintain that position for the better part of eight hours.
|
|
For the better part of a year I've been hearing the same refrain.
|
|
HKEX CEO SAYS 2019 IS PROBABLY A TURNING POINT, HOPEFULLY FOR THE BETTER
|
|
In other words, sometimes we try and change the law for the better.
|
|
But many other individuals also changed the world for the better in 2000.
|
|
Delivered with compassion and sincerity, these conversations impact your relationship for the better.
|
|
The fashion label has been under fire for the better part of 2017.
|
|
So, we hope that the situation will improve for the better of everyone.
|
|
The current Artemis program may be changing this political calculus for the better.
|
|
I believe we have made a difference for the better in American culture.
|
|
It could be a turning point, for the better or for the worse.
|
|
We've been researching voice assistant technology for the better part of a year.
|
|
Nothing moves in isolation; everything affects everything else, and rarely for the better.
|
|
Of course, it's never too late to make a change for the better.
|
|
Or, alternatively, how can we be transformed for the better or the worse?
|
|
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.
|
|
So I think in that term, it has been a change for the better.
|
|
But it does a lot to subtly alter your driving experience for the better.
|
|
I know, because I've been using Ulysses for the better part of six years.
|
|
Now, for the better — but without their consultation — the definition of merit is changing.
|
|
So, it is incremental change, but it's change, and it's change for the better.
|
|
Whole Foods has changed over the past couple of years — and for the better.
|
|
He's changed my life for the better and I've done the same for him.
|
|
He insists the approach is grounded legally and could bring change for the better.
|
|
Some technologists have a very real desire to change the world for the better.
|
|
In many ways, Prince Muhammad is trying to change the kingdom for the better.
|
|
The new expansion, "Forsaken," drastically changes the way players experience "Destiny" for the better.
|
|
Once the Warriors are healthy, Wiggins will see his role reduced, for the better.
|
|
Ahead, find five Mason jar breakfasts that will change your mornings for the better.
|
|
Before that, he served in the House for the better part of 20 years.
|
|
The ensuing protest has since died down, and we've all adapted for the better.
|
|
FIRE is extreme, and extreme methods have extreme results — not always for the better.
|
|
Startups interested in applying for the Better Futures incubator can register their interest here.
|
|
They're learning opportunities, and you have a chance to change something for the better.
|
|
I kind of completely redid my whole entire life, but all for the better.
|
|
I think that it made some people uncomfortable, and that's probably for the better.
|
|
And four senators have said they won't vote for the Better Care Reconciliation Act.
|
|
Her entire life represents a change for the better… The long awaited gift bearer.
|
|
After my speech on Saturday night, there was a big turn for the better.
|
|
They do it, it's cute, and Kim's life is forever changed for the better.
|
|
For the better part of the last decade, Amazon Fresh has been an enigma.
|
|
The world is changing for the better and we want people to know that.
|
|
But I have to tell you, they've changed the national discussion for the better.
|
|
Things are about to change for dads in New York City, for the better.
|
|
Only between 26 and 27% said they had seen perceptions change for the better.
|
|
But she believes social media is changing the way people think — for the better.
|
|
I still believe in love, and I have grown and changed for the better.
|
|
The game, without a doubt, would change, but would it change for the better?
|
|
By stepping in to protect these animals, we change their lives for the better.
|
|
Operations would likely be affected for "the better part of the day," he said.
|
|
A passenger's experience within the train has also been slowly changing for the better.
|
|
"For patients, radiology is changing for the better," Rosencrantz told Reuters Health by phone.
|
|
The drug and device industries stand poised to radically reshape healthcare for the better.
|
|
My primary motivation was my health and to transform my life for the better.
|
|
Whether it will be a change for the better is a different matter entirely.
|
|
Boom for iOS is an app that changes your music, presumably for the better.
|
|
We won't get that rotting dead body smell, but maybe that's for the better.
|
|
But Kerlikowske believes the CBP has dramatically changed for the better since the incident.
|
|
" Assange said it could be "change for the worse and change for the better.
|
|
Ride-sharing has disrupted transportation in many cities, and not always for the better.
|
|
The judge began by probing CNN's arguments for the better part of an hour.
|
|
Our political ideals reshaped a continent and the lives of millions for the better.
|
|
And hopefully that means Hollywood -- and all of us -- will change for the better.
|
|
You'll see how my life has changed and why it's changed for the better.
|
|
A woman who changed infant care for the better, another who shot a ballplayer.
|
|
I do think the conversation is shifting, for the better, to be more inclusive.
|
|
Done properly, congressional oversight investigations can impact policy and change society for the better.
|
|
For the most part, the changes to the neighborhood have been for the better.
|
|
It would be something if it also reshaped our power usage for the better.
|
|
We've battled that at different levels for the better part of our whole career.
|
|
For the better part of a decade, he has eaten standing up, in isolation.
|
|
"We are on track to change the nation's direction for the better," he wrote.
|
|
"That narrative has now changed for the better of our future generations," she said.
|
|
I believe today's decision will change the face of sports fandom for the better.
|
|
He cried for the better part of eight hours during his first psilocybin session.
|
|
Change for the better is entirely possible on physical, financial, technical, and/engineering levels.
|
|
It was a rare chance to change the order of things for the better.
|
|
Ernesto Barbieri: I think my opinion of people has generally changed for the better.
|
|
Some say it has the potential to fundamentally change Ethereum, and for the better.
|
|
If you focus on improving your realities, those changes are usually for the better.
|
|
And I support this man who's going to change this country for the better.
|
|
Editorial Observer Life for many graduate students is about to change for the better.
|
|
Nowadays, more artists are venturing into entertainment, ultimately changing the industry for the better.
|
|
I followed The Bulletproof Diet fairly religiously for the better part of 18 months.
|
|
She tells me she hasn't been sleeping for the better part of a year.
|
|
One is the idea that transformation is usually about progress, change for the better.
|
|
Mostly, everything was O.K. Some might even say the change was for the better.
|
|
My soul has definitely changed from cycling, but I'm not sure for the better.
|
|
Make it hard for Mr. Trump in ways that change lives for the better.
|
|
Larry Zanko has been thinking about potholes for the better part of three decades.
|
|
They went back and forth about this for the better part of a year.
|
|
Education can situate them for the better in countries, which are not their home.
|
|
Change this reality formula for the better and the service will get more subscribers.
|
|
Both companies have created amazing technologies that have literally changed humankind for the better.
|
|
Fans of the show will say that Schroeder's return changed her for the better.
|
|
At the same time, other countries are reshaping their tax systems for the better.
|
|
A third (249%) say he's changed it for the better, 235% for the worse.
|
|
Thousands were without power for months -- some for the better part of a year.
|
|
Whichever way things went, they were going to change, though, and for the better.
|
|
"We are, once again, going to change the world for the better," Obama added.
|
|
Still, researchers have remained puzzled about just how exercise alters hearts for the better.
|
|
And those stupid videos and posts sometimes completely change my day for the better.
|
|
Something that makes me change my routine a little bit, hopefully for the better.
|
|
But every change has been for the better, and this one is no exception.
|
|
Her recipe for simple vinaigrette may anyway change your life for the better, forever.
|
|
"I thought he was going to change the country for the better," she says.
|
|
Basically, I've been talking about Fire Emblem for the better part of the year.
|
|
For the better part of a year, the company prepared for its India launch.
|
|
Maybe for the better, The Guardian just made a big move forward for Facebook.
|
|
Diesel prices are deregulated, meaning consumers will pay directly for the better-quality fuels.
|
|
But uncertainty also brings with it an opportunity to remake things for the better.
|
|
Ultimately, Robinson said the exposure on "Shark Tank" has helped business for the better.
|
|
If you can't get things done, you'll never change your life for the better.
|
|
It seems unlikely that the 73-year-old Trump will evolve for the better.
|
|
A financial planner can change the way you manage your money — for the better.
|
|
We would be raising a generation that could change our world for the better.
|
|
And these acts of kindness have the potential to drive national policy for the better.
|
|
This, they claim, will mean remarkable power to change the human experience for the better.
|
|
It's a funny thought, having one large breast for the better part of a year.
|
|
We are somewhat hopeful that things may finally be starting to change for the better.
|
|
But efforts to reproduce older studies do seem to be changing science for the better.
|
|
But the Pure Hot+Cool managed to surprise me, and not always for the better.
|
|
If young Indians really are changing the world, it may not be for the better.
|
|
It doesn't matter what label they use while you change the world for the better.
|
|
I've been dating since I was 17, so for the better part of a decade.
|
|
"Lenders will be repricing for the better," said Matthew Graham, chief operating officer of MND.
|
|
Has it changed the way you're living your life — for the better or the worse?
|
|
Liberals believe that change is welcome because, on the whole, it is for the better.
|
|
The little she has shared reveals how much acting improved her life for the better.
|
|
For the better part of the 21st century, sarcastic humor reigned supreme in television comedy.
|
|
There is no immediate indication that the situation in Afghanistan will change for the better.
|
|
Chris Christie, as Republican leaders who made significant strides shaping the party for the better.
|
|
Sahdan, another villager in Lembar Selatan, has also seen his fortunes change for the better.
|
|
It has fundamentally altered the way we see and think about humanity — for the better.
|
|
This time around, however, my life instantly changed for the better, and here is why.
|
|
Some of his plans could change Brazil for the better; others could cause immense damage.
|
|
But the main policy response has been a big tax cut for the better-off.
|
|
And if these reports about retaliation at Google are true, that's probably for the better.
|
|
At 3:28PM ET I made a discovery that will change humanity for the better.
|
|
And I mean that for the better — it's not like I'm suffering in any way.
|
|
"We believe self-driving car technologies will fundamentally change people's daily lives for the better."
|
|
Chief Justice John Roberts explained the ruling saying "our country has changed" for the better.
|
|
Going blind changed Bramblitt's perception of art, but he's convinced that it's for the better.
|
|
With him removed from the picture, perhaps things can start to change for the better.
|
|
Eventually, her act takes a turn for the better with a joke about Abe's penis.
|
|
Suffice it to say, ThirdLove's been just a little busy changing things for the better.
|
|
Clooney thinks the controversy may help change things for the better in Hollywood and beyond.
|
|
Yet there's a fair few avenues for the better-endowed to meet potential size queens.
|
|
There&aposs no doubt RFK, a great American patriot, changed this country for the better.
|
|
After all I have been researching Mexican gastronomy for the better part of two decades.
|
|
And if fans are getting two tunes out of it, it's all for the better.
|
|
Twitter and Facebook were suddenly enabling protest, supporting democracy, changing the world for the better.
|
|
Naturally, people on Twitter have been freaking out for the better part of the day.
|
|
"That moment changed my family's life forever but changed it for the better," Gutierrez said.
|
|
Consider for a moment how much life has changed since 1950 — and for the better.
|
|
For the better part of eight years, we have been cheering for death and destruction.
|
|
As Nir Eyal pointed out, technology has changed the world, and maybe for the better.
|
|
That's a shame, because Oprah probably could have shaped the corporate culture for the better.
|
|
Thanks to the clubs, many like Sigauke say their lives have changed for the better.
|
|
We need to call a timeout on Batman, and it will be for the better.
|
|
So there was detail there, but I don't know if it was for the better.
|
|
Sure. And yet it's hard to deny that profound changes for the better keep happening.
|
|
However, there's much more to suggest that attitudes in football are changing for the better.
|
|
The company made a number of important updates that materially change Snapchat for the better.
|
|
You should do it only if you think you can change something for the better.
|
|
So why have I enjoyed them, especially Maury, for the better part of 20 years?
|
|
So if I can change things for the better because of it, then why not?
|
|
Brian Michael Bendis has been working with Marvel for the better part of 20 years.
|
|
Participants told us that, overall, the tech sector has changed their lives for the better.
|
|
Me and my sister and going to change up our whole image for the better!
|
|
It usually works in The Last Guardian's favor, but it's not always for the better.
|
|
So whisper it, don't shout it, but the mood has changed recently for the better.
|
|
For the better part of four decades, since Regents of the University of California v.
|
|
The watch got a lot of attention that day — but not all for the better.
|
|
As for cluing, Will and Joel changed a lot for the better, in my opinion.
|
|
I encourage employers from every industry to consider and embrace this change for the better.
|
|
If the relationship changes for the better, then the weapon will no longer be useful.
|
|
I knew that something drastic like attending grad school would change things for the better.
|
|
D.C. Democrats are just too accepting and polite to make things change for the better.
|
|
Here's how retiring early has changed each of their relationships with money, for the better.
|
|
While perfectionism can be a hindrance, healthy striving can transform your habits for the better.
|
|
People study martial arts because of Lee, and it changed their lives for the better.
|
|
John Kasich represented for the better part of two decades, is one Republicans should carry.
|
|
It's our solemn duty to learn from them and change our company for the better.
|
|
Local organizers have been fighting the CPV project for the better part of a decade.
|
|
It's the sweetest thing ever, so it changed my marriage for the better so far.
|
|
George Pimentel/WireImage Bernal tells PEOPLE that fatherhood has changed his life for the better.
|
|
Mr. Obama has changed many of our lives for the better, that is his legacy.
|
|
The unique ASCII art style defined the game for the better part of two decades.
|
|
Muay Thai has become a part of my life and changed it for the better.
|
|
But whether the plan can actually change Wadleigh for the better is an open question.
|
|
It was delusional to think he would change for the better once he became president.
|
|
People want to change society for the better, but it has all these unintended consequences.
|
|
At least, they didn't get along for the better part of the past two years.
|
|
I found myself tearing into the riveting tale for the better part of the vacation.
|
|
In fact, facing her fears and telling her story changed her life for the better.
|
|
And if the system does not serve us, the system must change for the better.
|
|
Fans can watch football for the better part of 24 hours should they so choose.
|
|
Yes, much changed, but all-in-all for the better for the majority of Zimbabweans.
|
|
Before I joined CNBC, I worked at home for the better part of a decade.
|
|
"So if I can change things for the better because of it, then why not?"
|
|
Off the field, social media has transformed the landscape, and not necessarily for the better.
|
|
African art has been present in Parisian collections for the better part of a century.
|
|
I will always remember the times where he persevered and sacrificed for the better good.
|
|
Times have changed for the better with the shift to cleaner fuels like natural gas.
|
|
My lower body was sore as all hell for the better part of a week.
|
|
The overall look of the Everyday Backpack V2 has been tweaked – and for the better.
|
|
Of course, by and large, attitudes have gradually evolved, for the better, toward transgender people.
|
|
BGV supports entrepreneurs who want to use technology to change people's lives for the better.
|
|
Progress occurs when courageous, skillful leaders seize the opportunity to change things for the better.
|
|
Drones are going to fill the skies, transforming entire industries for the better—and worse.
|
|
I'm not even sure that it's sufficient for changing our individual lives for the better.
|
|
You can spend a lot here, for the better stuff, but you don't have to.
|
|
Watson said he and his family's life changed for the better when he was 11.
|
|
I've seen hearts, minds and habits change on so many things – largely for the better.
|
|
But Turkey has also been battling Kurdish insurgency for the better part of a year.
|
|
Congress has passed broad, sweeping legislative packages that have changed our country for the better.
|
|
To be clear, Hittinger and I both think these SGIP changes are for the better.
|
|
"For the better part of 12 years, we became the best of friends," he said.
|
|
True liberals contend that societies can change gradually for the better and from the bottom up.
|
|
Instead, find the energy to create something new that can change your life for the better.
|
|
A check for $857.20 changed Rutgers' basketball recruit Maori Davenport's life — but not for the better.
|
|
"It keeps me going right now, thinking people lives are changing for the better," she wrote.
|
|
And the only way to change things for the better is to do it with love.
|
|
And surely public attitudes about race have changed dramatically, for the better, since the Reagan era.
|
|
To be fair, even in Okinawa, things are starting to change -- and not for the better.
|
|
Potty Mouth has been dishing achey, plaintive pop-punk for the better half of a decade.
|
|
Men's rights groups have been harping on paternity fraud for the better part of a century.
|
|
He's been running in some version of the shoe for the better part of a year.
|
|
Before he arrived in Fayetteville, for the better part of four years Thompson's life was track.
|
|
"Dec 19, 2018 My life forever changed for the better," Ray wrote in his touching caption.
|
|
Bringing your collaboration into the 21st Century will change the way you work for the better.
|
|
There were many things discussed that could change the Davis Cup, we thought for the better.
|
|
This is probably for the better because we're going to a wine-tasting class after this.
|
|
My mental health took such a turn for the better that sometimes it is actually shocking.
|
|
You are such a driven force of power and it has changed me for the better.
|
|
Because that would most certainly kick the disaster-party antics up a notch for the better.
|
|
Nonetheless, it is hard to imagine that UMNO's loss will not change Malaysia for the better.
|
|
This new effort is part of Paolucci's effort to help change the world for the better.
|
|
Insurance must adapt in order to advance its honorable purpose and change lives for the better.
|
|
Barring more phone explosions (let's pray there are no more), the delay's probably for the better.
|
|
For the better part of two years, I went to therapy, and worked on getting healthy.
|
|
They basically had to reinvent their core translation system, but it was ultimately for the better.
|
|
I used to argue the "whole paycheck" prices were worth it for the better quality produce.
|
|
Short of sweeping reform, do Americans at least feel like things are changing for the better?
|
|
Japan has been the laboratory for experimental monetary policy for the better part of 20 years.
|
|
A similar feeling seeped into the Cardinals&apos bones for the better part of three games.
|
|
Technology is changing how we act in a political sense — and not necessarily for the better.
|
|
Many of them are about students finding their own power and changing things for the better.
|
|
"We have another two years in order to change this situation for the better," he said.
|
|
Tyler, The Creator has been successfully moving in relative silence for the better part of 2017.
|
|
For the better part of a decade, Nelson Summerfield has been shooting full-length movie remakes.
|
|
The jeans not only help change lives for the better, but they also help the planet.
|
|
Depending on the program, it just might change your view of the world for the better.
|
|
Being on a public platform changed my acne both for the worse and for the better.
|
|
It's a roadmap for the better-known case unfolding in a California court and in Congress.
|
|
We took action and the data shows that our community continues to change for the better.
|
|
Screnar said she and her husband have known Gianforte for the better part of a decade.
|
|
"Just to never keep your head low and just to always look for the better days."
|
|
A dozen hours in, every change I've come across so far has been for the better.
|
|
It ruled the video game sales and income charts for the better part of a decade.
|
|
The revelation that trees can, and do, collaborate might change the forestry industry for the better.
|
|
Wall Street investors have been tuning out Trump's tweets for the better part of a year.
|
|
The Taiwanese company has moved from rectangular to a round watchface, and it's for the better.
|
|
Sneering execs aside, Watkins notes that the industry feels as if it's changing for the better.
|
|
You cannot use the old guard and the same policies and expect change for the better.
|
|
Many of these latter programs have been in place for the better part of two decades.
|
|
Roger said the spirituality and community at the Kabbalah Centre changed his life for the better.
|
|
FCA has been trying to merge with another automaker for the better part of a decade.
|
|
Krasinski said the couple's sex life changed for the better after he got more physically toned.
|
|
Now, Mike says that, post-The Profit, his business has changed "180 degrees" … for the better.
|
|
With those changes, the expectations all but vanished — and, somehow, the atmosphere changed for the better.
|
|
The manuscript went into Hurston's archives and, for the better part of a century, stayed there.
|
|
Some have pointed to that as a sign that the country can change for the better.
|
|
"I've seen my dad change for the better since he started doing these crosses," she writes.
|
|
Republicans have not changed Mr. Trump for the better; he has changed them for the worse.
|
|
"As associates, we have the power, ability, and opportunity to change this company for the better."
|
|
Eight early retirees told Business Insider their money habits changed for the better after retiring early.
|
|
I just have an organic need to keep altering my world for the better with tools.
|
|
Both Robinhood and 8 Securities believe that the mainland's regulations are changing for the better, though.
|
|
Yes, he is a genius, Tesla has changed the world for the better (I believe this).
|
|
When was the last time you saw a 70-year-old man change for the better?
|
|
It's been your main way of expressing yourself for the better part of a decade now.
|
|
We all know that Cleveland's defense has been a disaster for the better part of 239.8.
|
|
Society changes, sometimes not for the better, and the future is uncertain in an atomic age.
|
|
The plethora of issues he sees molding the financial system are certainly not for the better.
|
|
God only knows how he's feeling, but I can tell you that it's for the better.
|
|
The phone rang, and it did not stop ringing for the better part of an hour.
|
|
But I can sleep every night knowing that I am making a difference for the better.
|
|
"But the work of Dr. King changed this country and it changed it for the better."
|
|
"The plane shook violently for the better part of five minutes," he said in an email.
|
|
Rollbacks of democracy have been central to Republican rule for the better part of two decades.
|
|
At the same time, they are being priced out of the market for the better films.
|
|
If he had not been convicted, I doubt his changes for the better would have happened.
|
|
If moderate Republicans vote for Democrats, it may not change the Democratic Party for the better.
|
|
As associates, we have the power, ability, and opportunity to change this company for the better.
|
|
The Murdochs have been fighting for control of Sky for the better part of a decade.
|
|
The world will change after this pandemic, but human ingenuity can change it for the better.
|
|
For the better part of the second half, they rained 3-point shots from every angle.
|
|
The fact is — uncommon as my case might be — this will change lives for the better.
|
|
But the bill also misses a big opportunity to change the ratings industry for the better.
|
|
Of my 76 clues, 36 (47 percent) were changed, almost always, I confess, for the better.
|
|
It is also a rule that has changed through the years and not for the better.
|
|
And Saki's figures of speech are occasionally tweaked for contemporary ears, not necessarily for the better.
|
|
Tempo's mission is to change people's lives for the better like personal training did for Eldeeb.
|
|
Wine is different than it was in the mid-22010th century, and generally for the better.
|
|
The story took a new turn, for the better, on Wednesday, and it still isn't over.
|
|
It would transform the American workplace for the better and jump-start entrepreneurship in this country.
|
|
For the better part of the 20th century, it was considered a normal part of aging.
|
|
Trump has been all over the map on guns for the better part of two decades.
|
|
She has proved us wrong and has shaped the course of the race for the better.
|
|
Four years after the Syrians arrived, Golzow has changed — for the better, most seem to agree.
|
|
Jenna Dewan knows firsthand that life can change for the better when you're least expecting it.
|
|
Things took a turn for the better in the years leading up to the 2016 Olympics.
|
|
Most important, you must show how your customer&aposs life will be transformed for the better.
|
|
Mueller was an integral part of this very "community" for the better part of three decades.
|
|
After all, it's that the world Trump has occupied for the better part of four decades.
|
|
My relationship with my Dad ultimately changed for the better because of my struggle with anorexia.
|
|
In response, some tech companies are changing the way they implement startup culture for the better.
|
|
This moment can be another such point, but one that will change us for the better.
|
|
"Nothing has changed for the better," said Erdenebulgan, whose husband was a classmate of the president.
|
|
Israeli society is changing for the better, Mr. Ohana said, and so is the Israeli right.
|
|
As a country we have many times looked in the mirror and changed for the better.
|
|
"Your life is about to change big-time, but all for the better," he advised his friend.
|
|
So there's still ample time for things to change — either for the better or for the worse.
|
|
All it takes is a good idea, technology and determination to change a nation for the better.
|
|
Yet the comparison shows, too, how much has changed in American politics, mostly not for the better.
|
|
Someone who made the world a better place and changed the lives of many for the better.
|
|
The messages in the film were from his heart and it changed many lives for the better.
|
|
Unused, unloaded, they stayed in the back of his safe for the better part of a decade.
|
|
Queer visibilty has come a long way since 1969 – sometimes for worse but mostly for the better.
|
|
That's an old Gizmodo conclusion, one that we've stood by for the better part of a decade.
|
|
Investor and consumer confidence will increase, and the US economy may take a turn for the better.
|
|
Half-hearted work or begrudging effort will never change the world, or our lives, for the better.
|
|
As her relationship with food evolves, Oprah revealed that her mentality has also changed for the better.
|
|
When you go through the pain and learn the lessons, you will be changed for the better.
|
|
Even some people in tech now believe that more regulation is inevitable and perhaps for the better.
|
|
However, American experience also suggests that the pattern of drug consumption is altering, arguably for the better.
|
|
He has dramatically and forever changed the political and the media landscape single-handedly for the better.
|
|
Though wages for the better-paid climbed rapidly, especially in manufacturing, they fell for the lowest-paid.
|
|
There have been many talented female scientists, engineers, and innovators who changed the world for the better.
|
|
They spend their days awaiting news from the outside that could change their fortunes for the better.
|
|
Gina Rodriguez's life changed irrevocably once she booked Jane the Virgin — but not always for the better.
|
|
We've been exposed to Kanye's sexism, in varying degrees, for the better part of nearly two decades.
|
|
And economic conditions in Asia have turned for the better given an increasingly dovish U.S. Federal Reserve.
|
|
In 2012, the Oscar winner told Elle Canada that Aleph had changed her life for the better.
|
|
And once all my coworkers got to know me as Chris, my career changed for the better.
|
|
That is, that they were doing something good for the people, changing their situation for the better.
|
|
Her lack of legs made life tough, but Khvitsko says it changed her life for the better.
|
|
So it's become central to our lives and, I'd say, has changed us all for the better.
|
|
Almost all of the changes are for the better, and almost none of them compromise the magic.
|
|
The Republican agenda promised tax cuts for the better-off in America, as well as financial deregulation.
|
|
Those of us who are lucky enough to know you personally are definitely changed for the better!
|
|
In that time, he's seen the neighborhood change for the better and watched regular customers grow up.
|
|
For the better part of human history, creating light often meant tons of work and environmental damage.
|
|
Zuck responded with Facebook's usual talking points about how they're working on changing things for the better.
|
|
For the better part of this century, the Knicks have pursued saviors to turn the franchise around.
|
|
The media-driven circus that ensued effectively derailed his career for the better part of a decade.
|
|
You changed my life for the better and made this year the best year of my life.
|
|
If he has, things will change for the better; if not, he still owns the team anyway.
|
|
Prince steered clear of iTunes and, later, streaming music services for the better part of a decade.
|
|
Some people live in their own little worlds and refuse to try to change for the better.
|
|
Ten years ago, the Netflix Prize used data and science to change recommendation engines for the better.
|
|
One thing that's changed for the better, though, is that more women than ever before are tattooing.
|
|
They were people who fundamentally changed the world and the lives of Americans, mostly for the better.
|
|
Even when her financial situation changed for the better, she was always very smart with her money.
|
|
The results speak for themselves, as innovation by American companies has changed the world for the better.
|
|
"Overall, appetite for Russia is changing for the better," a source with a Western investment bank said.
|
|
Comic books have been a staple of American pop culture for the better part of 90 years.
|
|
This is our chance to actually govern in this town and actually change things for the better.
|
|
It was a long time ago, the internet has come in and changed everything for the better.
|
|
DeviantArt endured for the better part of two decades by catering to a range of creative niches.
|
|
For the better part of a decade, however, the Applet was the internet's outlet for creative interactivity.
|
|
I popped up, and fell, and popped up, and fell, for the better part of 90 minutes.
|
|
The messy thing about relevancy is that sometimes it means not enough has changed for the better.
|
|
Companies have found it worth their while to offer insurance for the better part of a century.
|
|
But New York's horizon has been in perpetual flux now for the better part of a decade.
|
|
Just over a year later, she has seen her life change, in many ways for the better.
|
|
They offer critical support for children and families, but little has changed for the better since then.
|
|
Tim is changing the landscape for the better with his heartfelt posts and sincere desire to connect.
|
|
If art handlers can proudly identify with their jobs, maybe the industry can reform for the better.
|
|
Over the last century and a half, businesses have transformed mankind's material existence vastly for the better.
|
|
And both employer and worker will find their lifestyles changed permanently for the better because of it.
|
|
I've been writing about productivity and how to work smarter for the better part of a decade.
|
|
Only when we realize it, we will be able to start changing the system for the better.
|
|
But Gerard urged Trump to make a decision right away for the better of the U.S. industry.
|
|
"Things are not changing" for the better in Afghanistan, Captain Rahmani said in an interview on Friday.
|
|
The second half of the show has changed dramatically because of this — for the better, he said.
|
|
Despite this recent worldwide renown, Shinkai has been making films for the better part of two decades.
|
|
You might be surprised at how your attitude toward your bills can suddenly change for the better.
|
|
I was really looking forward to putting out this book as America was changing for the better.
|
|
For the better part of three sets, Cilic did the same to Federer at Wimbledon last year.
|
|
But achieving such a huge career milestone doesn't mean he's done trying to strive for the better.
|
|
For the record, I used to think that changing my life for the better was marriage's job.
|
|
I could opt for the better airline ticket that was nonstop versus making all of these transfers.
|
|
When people's lives are changed for the better, even when it's not reported, we've done our job.
|
|
Kirk Materne, an analyst at Evercore ISI, said Nadella has dramatically altered Microsoft's culture for the better.
|
|
In 1989 we were certain it was for the better, but this time we have no idea.
|
|
The stock has been an underperformer for the better part of the last three to four months.
|
|
Not great timing, because a month later the blacksmith-lawyer was passed over for the better job.
|
|
The men in charge often marginalize women, especially when they try to change things for the better.
|
|
But today, because things are changing for the better for artist mothers, there are many more examples.
|
|
I wasn't alone in the belief that these technologies were going to transform our lives for the better.
|
|
My lips had a subtle rose-gold, iridescent thing going on for the better part of the day.
|
|
ARIEL COHEN, SENIOR FELLOW AT THE ATLANTIC FELLOW: Well definitely we should all hope for the better future.
|
|
AOC is kind of busy being a boss in congress and helping change the country for the better.
|
|
When was the last time a mobile phone seemed like it could change the world for the better?
|
|
For the better part of a century, the style has been present in bistros and other public spaces.
|
|
When marginalized outsiders come together, they can confront their powerful, privileged antagonists and change society for the better.
|
|
Trump has also generated relatively positive feelings about his ability to change the federal government for the better.
|
|
Then, I moved in with my boyfriend (now fiancé), and I thought things would change for the better.
|
|
To me, those early 2000s Kings teams don't get enough credit for changing the game for the better.
|
|
She told Vogue she thinks modeling is changing for the better, as exemplified by the VS Fashion Show.
|
|
For the better part of a decade, there was a rough 280 million euro ceiling to these deals.
|
|
I've been using iOS 11 on a new 10.5-inch iPad for the better part of a week.
|
|
They can therefore save their bigger trips for the better centers, even if they're farther away, Taubman said.
|
|
"We are all for the better for getting rid of this artificial, silly, infantile, immature trading," Cramer said.
|
|
But it's astounding how much of the natural world is being affected—and not for the better. [eLife]
|
|
Angelina once said in an interview that being in a relationship with you changed her for the better.
|
|
If the relationship is changing for the better and you feel good about it, that's all that matters.
|
|
Silicon Valley has been the most innovative place in U.S. industry for the better part of 70 years.
|
|
None of these details are appreciably groundbreaking, but, taken as a whole, they're all improvements for the better.
|
|
"iOS 10.3 feels 'snappier' because many animations were slightly tweaked & shortened, for the better," says Lienhart on Twitter.
|
|
In liberal democracies debate goes back and forth and over time there is incremental change for the better.
|
|
She didn't make it all the way to the end, though, and Crow says it's for the better.
|
|
For the better part of the last 10 years, I've really been focusing on how young people connect.
|
|
"These pieces of legislation will be truly lifechanging, for the better, for our neighbors and fellow Montanans," Gov.
|
|
That's the main obstacle that we'll have is sticking to change and making sure it's for the better.
|
|
If God is pleased to grant her a safe delivery, things will take a turn for the better.
|
|
Without question, Kenny is right about the potential for AI to transform our society—and for the better.
|
|
In the last seconds of Kimmy, it's official — Kimmy Schmidt really did change the world for the better.
|
|
That changed the entire thing for the better … because you could have them say and do terrible things.
|
|
But a lot has changed on Twitter during the intervening years, much of it not for the better.
|
|
I'll be unemployed for the better part of a year, so I've been saving for a while now.
|
|
The alterations seem to all be for the better, nutrition-wise, and most likely won't effect the taste.
|
|
Are you still as negative today as you have been for the better part of the last year?
|
|
"They are always changing the route—never for the better," says a nurse working at a nearby hospital.
|
|
"I've been developing this concept inside of my dresses for the better part of five years," she shares.
|
|
Wonder Woman, with the help of Gadot and director Patty Jenkins, changed the entertainment world for the better.
|
|
The global economy took a turn for the better towards the end of 2016, which boosted Singapore's exports.
|
|
They learn from their mistakes, they learn from their successes, and they're always changing themselves for the better.
|
|
But overall it has changed my life for the better and I am excited for what's to come.
|
|
For the better part of six decades, Caitlyn Jenner's inner life was marked by shame, confusion, and isolation.
|
|
Every new thing, every new phone carries the potential and the implicit promise of change for the better.
|
|
One thing was consistent: this committed generation of activists changed the course of this nation for the better.
|
|
For the better part of six decades, Caitlyn Jenner's personal life was burdened with shame, confusion and isolation.
|
|
" Ursano explained that traumatic events can change lives for the better, an outcome known as "post-traumatic growth.
|
|
Joe Jonas says that falling in love with now-wife Sophie Turner changed his life for the better.
|
|
Probably for the better since the quality of LG's OLED displays for phones are all over the place.
|
|
But over the next 30 years, it needs to be "changed for the better," according to its inventor.
|
|
I liked the idea of him being a revolutionary who wanted to change the world for the better.
|
|
For the better part of this year, Trump and McConnell appeared to maintain a relatively cordial working alliance.
|
|
For the better part of the Twilight series, Nikki Reed played a vampire who was vain and selfish.
|
|
But only this year did it become — mostly for the better, sometimes for the worse — a TV show.
|
|
More positive scenarios, in which AI dramatically changes the world for the better, tend to attract less attention.
|
|
In a recent interview with People, Nash spoke about empowerment and how times have changed for the better.
|
|
But the Paris decision may also reshape the world for the better, or at least the very different.
|
|
This is a structural change of the economy for the better, and it's not a one-time thing.
|
|
Another thing that's changed since the '80s, and not necessarily for the better, are the Transformers' instruction manuals.
|
|
Ideas will be repeated, and if they evolve for the better, that's a good thing in my book.
|
|
Leonard wants to shift how we think about stuff, and does — Leonard will change you for the better.
|
|
Paul Coyne, 33, is using his experience as a patient and provider to change healthcare for the better.
|
|
My experiences with the racially, politically and culturally diverse students at U.T. changed my life for the better.
|
|
And-- it-- well, Charlie could tell you, it's changed our lives very little, but all for the better.
|
|
Tiny house living changes your finances for the better, according to six people who live in tiny houses.
|
|
Economic expectations have changed at least somewhat for the better, making Fed policy perhaps a bit less predictable.
|
|
Whitfield didn&apost realize it at the time, but that diagnosis would change his life for the better.
|
|
Pande added that the new tax system will notably change the way India does business for the better.
|
|
"Mystiform" experiences have been reported to shift worldviews, attitudes, mood, and behaviors for the better — sometimes dramatically so.
|
|
Moving away from the iconic look will change the game but it might change it for the better.
|
|
There was this feeling back then that we were really going to change the world for the better.
|
|
Improving data access, usefulness and interoperability could go a long way in reforming higher education for the better.
|
|
The future is yours to shape for the better, and UN Environment wants to help you do it.
|
|
Because Lorber and Trump have gone together like wieners and mustard for the better part of three decades.
|
|
Bramblitt says losing his sight helped change the way he thought about art and color for the better.
|
|
The events of '21990 were a political earthquake that changed the political life of Mexico for the better.
|
|
She's against killing insects, wants to change the world for the better, and will apologize simply for breathing.
|
|
He began his statement nearly yelling and didn't turn it down for the better part of an hour.
|
|
And as it turns out, Colbert with no filter has only transformed The Late Show for the better.
|
|
Your relationships will look quite different by the time July rolls around, but that's probably for the better.
|
|
While online learning might not be one-size-fits-all, I've seen it transform lives for the better.
|
|
She suggests that society really can change for the better, as soon as a better woman comes along.
|
|
"It's critical people understand that something is changing in this world, not for the better," Mr. Bloomberg said.
|
|
Some Americans live in Tijuana for the affordable housing, and work in San Diego for the better paycheck.
|
|
Almost everyone agrees Trump would change Washington — but only 33 percent think he'd do so for the better.
|
|
"After my speech on Saturday night, there was a big turn for the better," he boasted on Twitter.
|
|
"For the better part of a decade, I've been fighting smoke," a bitter Mr. Hefner told The Times.
|
|
Savvy locals are also the first to return when a country's fortunes begin to turn for the better.
|
|
Now it's a Trump sleepy Joe world for the better part of seven months once Bernie is beaten.
|
|
He remained on the down-low for the better part of 30 years, fearing he would be outed.
|
|
In honor of International Women's Day, here are seven women worldwide who are changing food — for the better.
|
|
Hopefully, more apps will add support for the better authentication tools pushed by companies like Yubico and Google.
|
|
"CoDex 1962" raised me up, let me down and consumed me for the better part of a week.
|
|
The director Timothy McNeil based the script on his stage play and it shows, sometimes for the better.
|
|
Alas, that tonal shift regulates much of Locke & Key's original unhinged diabolical entertainment, and not for the better.
|
|
It&aposs certainly worth trying the new Edge, if only for the better privacy settings and browser efficiency.
|
|
But there are many women languishing in Saudi prisons, simply for campaigning for the better treatment of women.
|
|
Both times I've read it, it seemed not a word or sentence could be changed for the better.
|
|
Technology. Every year you age, health care technology changes — usually for the better, but always at higher cost.
|
|
We're not curing cancer, but we're entertaining people and changing some lives on some level for the better.
|
|
There's absolutely no doubt in my mind building stronger, more positive leaders will a change for the better.
|
|
Now, for the better part of two decades, I have created films that are a mirror to society.
|
|
Space ventures have transformed the human condition and are poised to continue changing the world for the better.
|
|
In this puzzle, the answer refers to technical change, and the answer is EDIT (hopefully for the better).
|
|
On top of all this the financial system itself has changed, and not necessarily only for the better.
|
|
The Pentagon will still need to rely on Russian engines for the better part of the next decade.
|
|
"I think we've been dealing with this hoax for the better part of a year," Sanders said Wednesday.
|
|
It has been the reality for the better part of the last decade, reflecting long-building, powerful forces.
|
|
"This is a change for the better, but it's nowhere near where we need to get," Carlisle said.
|
|
Finally, once completed, the new GBSD force will remain in place for the better part of five decades.
|
|
For the uninitiated, a Glow Up is when you re-do your whole damn life for the better.
|
|
And yet there are thousands of athletes whose lives are changed for the better constantly by this movement.
|
|
Life has taken a sharp turn for the better: no more transfusions, no more pain, no more fear.
|
|
To make it out of a market for the better, Lowry offers practical and easy-to-digest advice.
|
|
We have done that now, let's be honest, for the better part of the last 30-40 years.
|
|
I think that that is enough time to make a substantial change in one's beliefs for the better.
|
|
The strong dollar has been torpedoing everyone's international investments for the better part of a year or so.
|
|
We think it can change for the better on the topics of immigration, security and the fight against terrorism.
|
|
Plus, they're changing the tattoo industry for the better by creating female and LGBTQ-friendly spaces to get inked.
|
|
We've all had smartphones for the better part of a decade, yet their prices just seem to keep climbing.
|
|
"We have waited long enough, hoping that the situation would perhaps change for the better," Putin said, per AFP.
|
|
MURPHY: Well, I think that we&aposve been hearing these threats for the better part of the year now.
|
|
On March 8, 2014, Mark Ruffalo changed my life for the better, and I can never thank him enough.
|
|
If there's one policy that would transform American lives for the better on day one, it's the Freedom Dividend.
|
|
For the better part of the season's third episode, Mickey (Gillian Jacobs) stares at her iPhone, agonizing over it.
|
|
Put simply: These ideas have changed the fortunes of the United States and Asia forever, and for the better.
|
|
A male colleague, Jon Bulette, told me he's steadily worn mostly jumpsuits for the better part of three years.
|
|
Yom Kippur centers around prayer, fasting and haunting melodies; around self-examination, acknowledging wrongs and changing for the better.
|
|
Investors, analysts and the press have been predicting Chinese real-estate Armageddon for the better part of a decade.
|
|
In an industry where irrelevance is death, VidCon has found a way to leverage Mongeau's fame for the better.
|
|
But more broadly, as Zelda's history shows, this is a company that has frequently changed gaming for the better.
|
|
"Tourism can change our lives for the better," said Jabbar Dar, who fishes and collects water chestnuts in Wular.
|
|
Why it matters: Fossil fuels, particularly oil, have been shaping history for the better part of the last century.
|
|
Instead, the show asks, if you could go back and change someone else's life for the better, would you?
|
|
Though the words may not have changed for the better, it's the same captain as ever, guiding your jet.
|
|
For the better part of the last year, tech pundits have been writing about the demise of the app.
|
|
It's change that is constantly happening but we want to make sure that the change is for the better.
|
|
It helped me see how an educated and tolerant group of people could transform their lives for the better.
|
|
This is important because if corruption can be sharply curtailed, the continent will almost inevitably change for the better.
|
|
But this one addresses the Harvey Weinstein story, and how it's changing the culture for the better (we hope).
|
|
Colin took action with no fear of consequence or repercussion only hope to change the world for the better.
|
|
Of course, that's before the final scene, which calls into question whether Discovery can really change for the better.
|
|
And not always for the better: When she returned home from work in the evening, the testimony was finished.
|
|
While it's uncomfortable to trust WWE as a general rule, this situation has worked out mostly for the better.
|
|
"She was basically just pregnant for the better part of two years in between carrying babies," Pasternak went on.
|
|
Whether that's actually true, there are several adjustments from iOS 12 that could impact your workflow for the better.
|
|
It may be fashionable to argue that not much has changed, but it has, and spectacularly for the better.
|
|
Emma Sibley, owner of London Terrariums, believes working around plants all day has changed her skin for the better.
|
|
"I know this sounds strange but in some ways it changed our lives but for the better," Kaleka said.
|
|
Fans have expressed hopes that TDE would release a new SZA album for the better half of three years.
|
|
Things changed for the better this weekend at a Boston show for Drake's Aubrey and the Three Amigos Tour.
|
|
They quickly realized, however, that they really wanted to create something that could change the world for the better.
|
|
Looking at how things are today, do you think the music industry has changed for the better or worse?
|
|
The Ozimals brand has been synonymous with virtual pets in Second Life for the better part of a decade.
|
|
After all, Apple leadership has only been thinking about TV and news for the better part of a decade.
|
|
"We waited a long time for things to perhaps change for the better," state media quoted Putin as saying.
|
|
The idea was not to let individuals reign over the American polity for the better part of four decades.
|
|
It was also a moment of clarity because I knew my life was about to change for the better.
|
|
However, Jenner has indeed been spotted on the red carpet in the piece for the better part of 2015.
|
|
It is not their fault they have been chased by a sociopath for the better part of eight years.
|
|
Even for this President, who has redefined presidential -- and not for the better -- this is a truly remarkable low.
|
|
I am not from Maine, though I have lived here for the better part of the last 9 years.
|
|
It's my opinion that learning from them while we have the chance can change our lives for the better.
|
|
For the better part of a century, this could be taken as a challenge to modernizing progress in art.
|
|
Wealth Matters FOR the better part of a week last year, Nancy Wergeles searched her home in Weston, Conn.
|
|
CHARLIE MUNGER: When Rockefeller totally revolutionized American health care for the better, he went after the low hanging fruit.
|
|
For the better part of the past two years, Catholics around the world have been fighting over a footnote.
|
|
We must all advocate to change our elections for the better by demanding an inclusive, positive, expansive voting process.
|
|
That win for McGregor, for Kavanagh, and for the SBG team changed Kavanagh's life and career for the better.
|
|
The Fed also has an inflation target, which it has routinely undershot for the better part of six years.
|
|
"If I thought we would be together for the better part of eight months," he said, "I would resign."
|
|
The Ozimals brand has been synonymous with virtual pets in Second Life for the better part of a decade.
|
|
For many of the women I spoke to, FAS changed their lives drastically—and often not for the better.
|
|
The Predators have been holding down one of those spots for the better part of the last few months.
|
|
It was the first time I realized that I have the power to change my life for the better.
|
|
I've been telling myself that I'd find time to play Persona 4 for the better part of five years!
|
|
Perhaps the troubled career of the talented Gordon will take a turn for the better with some Patriots magic.
|
|
Walter Maioli has been tinkering with the sounds of ancient instruments for the better part of half a century.
|
|
Quinn: The war has certainly changed me — in some ways for the worse, and some ways for the better.
|
|
Philadelphia officials have researched the idea for the better part of a year, including visiting a site in Vancouver.
|
|
He wanted to change the United States raisin industry for the better, and got more than he bargained for.
|
|
Singer, in other words, has been working on the X-Men franchise for the better part of two decades.
|
|
For the better part of the last decade, Netflix has been the undisputed king of the online streaming world.
|
|
Often, experts say, the way care is measured can alter the care itself, and not always for the better.
|
|
The legal landscape may change for the better through erosion and accretion, rather than avulsion and ill-considered construction.
|
|
Why do people fall for hoaxes like these, which have been around for the better part of a decade?
|
|
In this world, my contributions may be small, but I can see my island slowly transform for the better.
|
|
Both industries require vehicles that can operate for the better part of a day while remaining on tight schedules.
|
|
This new Jordan Klepper guy I know intimately cause I've been him for the better part of my life.
|
|
Andress said she hoped the deal with China would ultimately change the course of women's hockey for the better.
|
|
Mr. Schneider has the potential to alter Nestlé for the better, but real change needs to start higher up.
|
|
Snow said that the conversation around mental health has thankfully changed for the better in the last 12 years.
|
|
Some senators spent only a few minutes in the facility; others stayed for the better part of an hour.
|
|
Still, Dr. Harden said, we don't have to wait for such studies to change people's environments for the better.
|
|
One reason for the better focus could be that retirement is increasingly left to people to manage for themselves.
|
|
Eating breakfast had a larger effect for the better and being bullied a much larger effect for the worse.
|
|
It is a rule, not unlike many other rules the church has changed for the better over the centuries.
|
|
The Barbie Judge Doll encourages girls to learn more about making decisions to change the world for the better.
|
|
You sacrifice yourself in order to meet high expectations, but this is for the better in the long-term.
|
|
We believe that at least a few of them have the power to change your life for the better.
|
|
Much of the plant's work force was laid off for the better part of a year after the explosion.
|
|
Mr. Goodman suggested that "contrary to the spin" from Democrats, "the situation has indeed changed, but for the better."
|
|
As Will grows closer to young Marcus, he finds his outlook on life and love changing for the better.
|
|
I have seen firsthand how volunteers are forever changed for the better after working with the Special Olympics participants.
|
|
Companies need to be ahead of the law — more active and progressive in changing their cultures for the better.
|
|
We're seeing value outperform growth after growth really killing value for the better part of the last 10 years.
|
|
For every new series, there's a moment when the plot takes a turn for the better or the worse.
|
|
Some of Facebook's most pressing issues have been a problem for the better part of the past ten years!
|
|
Another Gramercy Tavern employee said she is also hoping the changes will be for the better at the restaurant.
|
|
Roiland, meanwhile, has apparently been jotting down game ideas in paper form for the better part of two years.
|
|
"I changed my lifestyle for the better to be the best parent I thought I could be," Hamilton recalls.
|
|
Among Republicans, 260% say the President has changed the country for the better -- that stood at 262% in February.
|
|
I am fortunate enough to work with exceptionally bright students who want to change the world for the better.
|
|
But he says his disability and rehabilitation have fundamentally changed the way he cares for patients — for the better.
|
|
The sisters, then in their 292s, bought the luncheonette and ran it for the better part of a decade.
|
|
But it's a natural assumption for a celebrity whose image TV massaged for the better part of four decades.
|
|
But he said he was sure there would be differences after the repairs, and perhaps not for the better.
|
|
But for Cindy Laux and many chronic pain patients like her, the change has not been for the better.
|
|
But actually changing the internet and society at large for the better will take more than just good leadership.
|
|
For all the ways computers have altered our lives for the better, there is another side to the story.
|
|
And then there's the key matter of whether any of this controversy will actually change anything for the better.
|
|
Mashable's new series, A Cleaner Future, highlights the best and brightest innovators working to change our world for the better.
|
|
That's something that I think fundamentally has the opportunity of changing how people interact with the service for the better.
|
|
Usually, this ends up being a change for the better — even though it can make social situations seem momentarily awkward.
|
|
It&aposs because Trump is close to making good on his promise to transform our immigration laws for the better.
|
|
For the better part of the past two decades, Lindsay Lohan's fame has been the product of her public missteps.
|
|
And while these moderate practices may not be the norm yet, some producers say they are changing for the better.
|
|
The possibility of a revamped Penn Station has teased New York City travelers for the better part of two decades.
|
|
The couple recently opened up to PEOPLE about how their lives have vastly changed for the better since getting together.
|
|
Why would adding random variation at a few key positions in a network change a team's performance for the better?
|
|
Pop culture has been dominated by Marvel's cinematic universe and Game of Thrones for the better part of a decade.
|
|
The has been in a 16 percent range for the better part of two years, pingponging between 1,810 and 2,135.
|
|
Even though I've been playing Fortnite for the better part of a year, I still get surprised by the butterflies.
|
|
Those tiny-yet-irritatingly-noticeable dots have been an unavoidable part of smartphone design for the better part of decade.
|
|
Other Brexiteers, however, counter that ending the supply of cheap workers would shake up Britain's business model for the better.
|
|
It's no surprise that Suggested Edits completely changed our editing workflow for the better when it was introduced in 2014.
|
|
Throughout season 5 of Southern Charm, Dennis was determined to prove that she'd changed for the better — and Ravenel noticed.
|
|
Looking back at where she started, Stenberg said she does think things have changed for the better in the industry.
|
|
Fortunately for the universe, the Internet dutifully provided a record number of viral photos that changed us for the better.
|
|
But a new SEC filing shows the tech-focused health insurance upstart may be taking a turn for the better.
|
|
There are still initiatives working to turn the tide and signs that things might take a turn for the better.
|
|
All of this is for the better, but it hasn't been kind to the value-add of Bot Engine. Wit.
|
|
Let's make a change in how art has been being shown and keep making strides to change for the better.
|
|
This is a reminder that no matter how briefly you're in someone's life, you can change them for the better.
|
|
Geoffrey Fermin, an animator who's worked with the company for nine years, says that Rockstar has improved for the better.
|
|
You may wonder how Mr Trump's narcissism and lack of detailed understanding could ever transform America's standing for the better.
|
|
But his frank talk and attacks on the political system wind up changing the next presidential regime for the better.
|
|
That's what changed — I spend a lot more money on sunscreen and sun shirts, but it's all for the better.
|
|
The rollback of abortion access in some states has been taking place for the better half of the last decade.
|
|
For people like Scott, though, gaming addiction is very real now — and quitting games was life-changing for the better.
|
|
"The hard part still is whether the sport has changed for the better..." Editing by Alan Baldwin and Toby Davis
|
|
They're pretty wound up tonight even though my boyfriend was home with them for the better part of the day.
|
|
The couple recently opened up to PEOPLE about how their lives have vastly changed for the better since getting together.
|
|
That may change for the better with the OPEN Government Data Act, which the president signed into law last night.
|
|
But we've gotten the most basic protections... and now we'll use our actions to change people's views for the better.
|
|
So, why are we so quick to call feminist activists 'hypocrites' when they change their view, often for the better?
|
|
The systems that underpinned society itself seemed to be radically changing for the better and the worse in the '60s.
|
|
Naz walked free from New York City's notorious prison not completely exonerated, but completely changed, and not for the better.
|
|
"The demand is still there, but supply was shut off for the better part of a week," a trader said.
|
|
"Taking time off after the robbery has really changed Kim — and for the better," a source told PEOPLE last week.
|
|
"There is a shift in the path of the crisis in Syria, a shift for the better," the official said.
|
|
The former High School Musical star, 30, and Butler have been together for the better part of the last decade.
|
|
"We waited a long time for things to perhaps change for the better," Putin said Sunday, according to state media.
|
|
And an independent analysis from Columbia University's Teachers College proved that it impacts the kids' food choices for the better.
|
|
Apparently they're gonna FLOURISH ... because Gucci says the team won't be losing again for the better part of a DECADE.
|
|
But, based on Twitter, the outcome of the election may also be affecting our physical health — potentially for the better.
|
|
This one conversation in Atlanta is part of a much bigger one about how to change things for the better.
|
|
Others argued that gay marriage would change the core of the institution itself (and culture more broadly) for the better.
|
|
This moment, though born from catastrophe, has brought us an opportunity to fundamentally change Puerto Ricans' lives for the better.
|
|
In her transformation post, she revealed how her body and mind have changed for the better since gaining the weight.
|
|
Non-domestic equity funds, which have been popular for the better part of the year, reeled in another $2.9 billion.
|
|
But if you're looking to change your packing style for the better, this kit is a great way to start.
|
|
Aloe says that's beside the point in this case ... because it's the right move to achieve change for the better.
|
|
After promising up the feature for the better part of a year, Dish's Hopper line just got Google Assistant functionality.
|
|
Some things may change for the better—like easier, faster innovation without the threat of getting one's ass sued off.
|
|
Nudges could paradoxically enable the state to shape the public's choices for the better (paternalism) while maintaining their freedom (libertarian).
|
|
Its last installment sought to answer a single question: How can youth mobilize to change the future for the better?
|
|
As someone who has worked in the atheist movement for the better part of a decade, this silence scares me.
|
|
Lex joins us with a proven track record of growing businesses that change the way we live for the better.
|
|
It will be our youth, the leaders of today and tomorrow, who are transforming our political conversation for the better.
|
|
For the better part of four decades, Dr. Jaffe has been a leader in the field of family business research.
|
|
As someone who has strong-armed anxiety for the better part of her time on earth, I know the drill.
|
|
Believe it or not, the world has changed for the better in a lot of ways over the past year.
|
|
"I wrote 'Change the Whole Thing' because every little bit of effort towards change for the better counts," Rose says.
|
|
Fortunately, thanks to a pro-growth agenda of tax cuts and balanced deregulation, our economy has changed for the better.
|
|
And not to be forgotten, consistently showing an attitude of gratitude can influence people's attitude toward you for the better.
|
|
At JetBlue, Ms. Mendelsohn said she worked for the better part of a year to bring the deal to fruition.
|
|
Pelosi also managed to break the "parity" principle that has defined budget negotiations for the better part of a decade.
|
|
Obviously she'll do other things to try to convince the public she has a vision of change for the better.
|
|
John Krasinski has said his and Emily Blunt's sex life changed for the better after he got more physically toned.
|
|
It has changed how I view life and this world — not for the better, but maybe a return to reality.
|
|
Forty-three percent said they think Trump has changed the country "for the better," up from 39 percent in 2017.
|
|
If the economy changes, for the better or for the worse, more people may be in need of financial services.
|
|
Here at CNBC Make It, we tell a lot of stories about people who've overhauled their finances for the better.
|
|
They attacked Vanity Fair and its editors with overwhelming outrage on social media for the better part of two days.
|
|
I've been paid to be there — and listen to what is said there — for the better part of 30 years.
|
|
"The evidence continues to mount that the growth landscape is shifting for the better," said Doug Porter, BMO's chief economist.
|
|
The phrase generally refers to a skincare product so effective that it can singlehandedly transform someone's skin for the better.
|
|
I just needed to make a change for the better and I have, I've been working out and eating healthy.
|
|
For the better part of a decade, we watched Meredith Grey set her heart's desire on one guy: Derek Shepherd.
|
|
And it's a little-known fact, but IMAX had an editorial team now for the better part of a decade.
|
|
Condoms are a good industry to focus on right now if you're looking to change the world for the better.
|
|
Akintola Hanif has been documenting his community in and around Newark, New Jersey, for the better part of two decades.
|
|
Although the new Powerbeats Pro look similar to the Powerbeats 3, they actually feel and fit differently — for the better.
|
|
The quest to "change the world for the better" is a noble idea, but too broad to be a goal.
|
|
But the overarching story of America is that immigrants have altered the nature of our country, generally for the better.
|
|
Besides, Jean has lived and worked in America for the better part of a decade, and roots have taken hold.
|
|
" And he is unwilling to trade his Medicare coverage for a state-based version, "unless it changes for the better.
|
|
Maybe it's not for the better that that simple foundation for everything else isn't enough anymore, but that changes nothing.
|
|
Although it ultimately changed his life for the better, it didn't work out particularly well for him at the time.
|
|
Don't forget, older Republicans (which is most Republicans) had been fighting Clinton for the better part of a quarter-century.
|
|
She has changed my life for the better by being another woman in my life as well as my dad's.
|
|
"Things aren't changing for the better like they thought would happen," said Burga, whose organization has endorsed Brown and Cordray.
|
|
Isaac Schlueter, npm founder and CEO, writing in a company blog post, saw the acquisition as change for the better.
|
|
Morgan Stanley has been shifting its tech focus to buy over build for the better half of the last decade.
|
|
This will be a completely different care experience for most people, but not necessarily worse and probably for the better.
|
|
Now, even though they haven't been together for the better part of a decade, the couple share two young children.
|
|
For the better part of a decade, artificial intelligence has been propelled by a rocket fuel in seemingly endless supply.
|
|
It marks quite the comedown for Mr. Biden, the race's polling leader for the better part of the last year.
|
|
"It's good to see that people like you are changing the face of motor sports for the better," he says.
|
|
They also meet some of the recipients whose lives have been changed for the better by the voluntary sector's help.
|
|
But in sixth grade, she gave her life to God, and that's when our lives really changed for the better.
|
|
There's just a lot of uncertainty about whether the plans are going to work out for the better or not.
|
|
Many of the troops killed last year had been deployed to war zones for the better part of a decade.
|
|
HOUSTON — Tom Brady jerseys have been the top sellers among N.F.L. players for the better part of the past year.
|
|
CIllizza: This is a city that has been ruled by Daleys for the better part of the last seven decades.
|
|
Carpooling, meatless Mondays, or shopping with an eye for sustainable materials are small changes we can make for the better.
|
|
"But New York&aposs horizon has been in perpetual flux now for the better part of a decade," Chen wrote.
|
|
It altered the fortunes of the war and the course of the 20th century — and not necessarily for the better.
|
|
"They've changed Ashley's life today and they may've also changed the lives for other children for the better," Kriha said.
|
|
Many immigrants with temporary protected status have lived in the US for the better part of a decade or longer.
|
|
Things have taken a turn for the better, though, ever since Joan leaned into that whole "men are dogs" thing.
|
|
Things have changed (mostly) for the better since 1993, and it would be great if the Netflix series reflected that.
|
|