Sentence examples for change to respond from inspiring English sources

And I have had to change to respond to that threat.

Ratzinger has always wanted the Church to change, to respond to the modern world.

So everything in culture has to change to respond to that or it won't succeed - it's the way capitalism works".

Warning of the threat posed by radical Islam, he said the military needed to change to respond to it.

He identified the need for the Labour party to change, to respond to the greater expectations and ambitions of the vast majority of people.

Such change can originate from government policy, new health service provision or from market conditions where health care needs to change to respond to new health issues [ 60].

Still, Mr. Parness admitted Rhapsody had made some changes to respond to the Spotify challenge.

ICE officials said that they made changes to respond to state officials' concerns and to focus the program on deporting serious criminals.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change is mulling new changes to respond to criticism.

For version 1.1 we've made some exciting changes to respond directly to customer wants and needs".

The nature of jobs, the objectives of businesses, and internal and external factors of business strategies have significantly changed to respond to new market environments that apparel companies have faced (Ha-Brookshire and Dyer 2008).