Sentence examples for able to make necessary from inspiring English sources

The new chief may not be able to make necessary changes if his predecessor continues to loom over him.

The plan may draw criticism from corporate governance advocates, who argue that chief executives may not be able to make necessary changes if watched over by their predecessors.

Michael Mulgrew, the union president, said the union merely believed districts should be able to make necessary adjustments to the systems.

It has been suggested that normal heart behaviour might be chaotic and can thus respond efficiently to perturbed conditions, whereas diseased hearts are more stable in their frequencies and less able to make necessary adjustments to stress [18].

Some stores will be able to make necessary repairs on-site, and others will need to send the machine out to a specialist if it needs to be fixed.

And despite Prime Minister Singh's promises, executives fear he will not be able to persuade other policy makers to make necessary changes.

"If we have that we will be able to make the necessary changes for the benefit of all".

If individual countries are no longer able to make the necessary contributions, others must do so on their behalf.

It was a breath of fresh air and we were able to make some necessary changes while he was here".

While Clemens was on the disabled list in June, his right groin muscle healed, and as a result, he was able to make a necessary adjustment to his mechanics, through the guidance of the pitching coach Billy Connors.

But because changes in how those are administered would not require an act of Congress, the Obama administration may be able to make the necessary adjustments with the stroke of a pen.