Sentence examples for ability to change it from inspiring English sources

You may make a bequest and retain the ability to change it at any time.

That exposes your implementation to the client and reduces your ability to change it in the future.

"As a coach, you'll design a play and Ike has the ability to change it on the fly in practice -- almost like a kid drawing it in the dirt -- and it comes out better," Payton said.

"Under our arrangement, he has no ability to change it," Mr. Black said of Mr. Asper and the editorial line of The Post, which has become a cheerleader for the Canadian Alliance, the nation's new tax-cutting party.

"The heart of the concept is that in the same moment, you take in the scope of the problem and your ability to change it for the better," he said.

Adults sign up and pay the bills so they should have the ability to change it at their own behest.

"At the time, I couldn't quite get my head around it, but she wrote a very thoughtful, really theoretical paper, and 35 years later, everyone is talking about how if Greece had the ability to change its exchange rates, it could probably get out of its economic slump more easily than being tied to the euro".

The DOD has shown the ability to change, but it took the pressure of two wars and an exceptionally skilled Secretary of Defense to drive it.

"But you are creating 10 times the force in the muscle by doing so, thus creating a better ability to change, and it works".

Besides, the ability to change your IT systems or how you work is a huge advantage you have over leaders of blue-chip companies.

And so another category of wearables is hoping to push in here — trying to convince consumers to shell out for a trinket whose primary 'smart' is the ability to change how it looks, mostly just for kicks and/or notifications.