Sentence examples for close to changing from inspiring English sources

"There seem to be some pockets of change in corporate America, but some things haven't even come close to changing," said Bill Fleckenstein, head of Fleckenstein Capital in Seattle.

Chances are you'll come dangerously close to changing your career.

The Commons came close to changing sex education rules in 2010, he says.

Cooper came glove-splittingly close to changing the course of boxing with his famed left hook.

The cover of THC's first issue in December 2006 announced that Argentina was "close" to changing its drug law.

I have come close to changing my mind with each book I have read, veering from Chris Clark's cobweb of treaties and tripwires to the majority view that firmly blames the Kaiser and Germany.

BOCA RATON, Fla .— Reacting to concerns over player safety, N.H.L. general managers moved closer to changing the league's icing rule Monday.

"And closer to changing the status quo for the better and then giving the British people a say on whether the UK should stay in or leave the EU".

Ray Halbritter of the Oneida Indian Nation, who represented the tribe as part of a delegation that met NFL officials in October, said he hoped this announcement meant the team was closer to changing its name.

Duiven suspects that not all festival organizers are aware of the possibilities yet, but hopefully her work will take us one step closer to changing that.

Dorine suspects that not all festival organisers are aware of the possibilities yet, but hopefully this article will take us one step closer to changing that.