Sentence examples for changing to make from inspiring English sources

"The world of retail is evolving rapidly … and Tesco is changing to make the most of the opportunities this presents," wrote Stuart Chambers, chair of the renumeration committee.

Centrifugations at 2000 g for 10 s were applied after each pH changing to make the aggregates more visually discernible.

So go for a small market today where something is changing to make it a big market tomorrow.

The above has nothing to do with ambition, it simply reflects a current reality slowly changing; to make significant returns, CEO's and investors need to invest less into more capital-efficient businesses that can return enough in a smaller, though successful exit.

"Their hormones are actually changing to make them want to go to bed later and wake up later," she explained.

They are looking into whether "Labour's own structures" needed changing, "to make sure that we send a very clear signal to people in our party that we will have a zero tolerance approach to anti-Semitism," he said.

With your whole lives before you, I challenge you to do something that is nearly impossible but completely game-changing: To make an effort, day-in and day-out, to acknowledge that every single person you come across...is first and foremost your teammate on this Earth.

Changing to clothing made of natural fabrics and dressing in layers may help you fight hot flashes.

"Changing behaviour is potentially as important as changing infrastructure to make best use of water resources," says Boxall.

"They asked us to change the press area and the changing rooms, to make them larger, and as you can see, we are working on it.

To say that reality is both permanent and changing is to make another metaphysical assertion, another viewpoint, whose opposite is "Reality is neither permanent nor changing".