Sentence examples for changes stick from inspiring English sources
Will these changes stick?
Rather, it lies in helping employees change their behaviors — and making the changes stick.
But making those big changes stick requires the enthusiastic support of Southwest workers.
We hope Mr. Vilsack will be able to make his modest rule changes stick.
The rewritten family-immigration rules will include a definition of the conditions in which Article 8 will be deemed to apply, in an attempt to guide judicial thinking.Will these changes stick?
Jeff Holmstead, a partner at the law firm Bracewell, who was in charge of the air office in George W Bush's EPA, agreed Trump rules might be left in legal limbo, but said the administration is trying to make changes stick.
It may be harder for them to deal with changes". Sticking to normal routines reassures them, he adds.
IN March, Consumer Reports released an assessment of 57 interior paints currently on the market, including low-V.O.C. ones, that evaluated their "hiding performance, surface smoothness, and resistance to staining and scrubbing, their gloss change, sticking, mildew and fading".
One common mark of a "follower" is being complacent and avoiding change, sticking to the same old drugery.
Examples of divergence from the UK version included word changes such as; "tick" changed to "check", "stick" changed to "cane" and "colleague" changed to "co-worker".
