Sentence examples for able to make change from inspiring English sources
Many who voted for Mr. Prodi said they did so not out of deep love for him or great expectations that he would actually be able to make change, but from a conviction that Mr. Berlusconi needed to go.
Long after their worries about simply keeping Alex alive have faded, the Martins are faced with new and no less daunting concerns, from whether their son will ever be able to make change at the grocery store, or drive a car or maintain a job, to who will care for him after they die.
These are people who were able to make change by speaking the truth from the heart and refusing to engage in more violence.
"I feel like I've always had to embrace and accept change and find ways to embrace different angles and perspectives while still paying attention to how I am able to make change myself.
But the fact that the candidates are responding at all validates how important protest is -- including protest against those considered our "friends" -- and how only those who speak up, loudly, will be able to make change.
The model proposes that behavior change is experienced as a series of stages and can be useful in offering an understanding of the extent to which patients are able to make change.
He added that the government expected to be able to make changes fairly quickly to its formulas, including its use of statewide averages.
We should rightly ask whether we might be able to make changes to the system at an affordable cost that could prevent such an event occurring again.
