Sentence examples for afford change from inspiring English sources

In Pinkins's electrifying rendition, all the connotations of the word "change" come together: "Pocket change change me, / can't afford loose change, can't afford change".

The poorest could not afford change of clothes and did what was termed in the local parlance as ' wash and wear' that is after washing their single clothes they wait until dry and put them back on.

This paper aims at describing knowledge-based heterogeneous models chained to trace the design rationale that is the fundamental requirement to afford changes management.

Whilst it may be what a number of people say they want, the clubs who have to vote on these changes have made it clear that they can't afford that change".

He's so broke, he says, he can't even afford to change the outgoing message, recorded by the previous owner: "Hi, leave a message for Jason Bishop…" "It costs money to change the message," he says.

China can afford to change the rules.

This would afford a change in scenery.

We can't afford to change that.

There are some things about a brand that you can't afford to change.

"They can't afford to change what it is: an aggressively fast, physically brutal game".

The United States needs to liberate itself from the mind-set that it cannot afford to change its economic strategy.