Sentence examples for geared to change from inspiring English sources

It is much slower in the public sector whereas the private sector is geared to change.

These issues include women's equality, mental illness, patient rights, immigration, poverty, racism and more - but none of this year's IFP Lab films seem geared to change the law, feature a ripped from the headlines story or include experts articulating issues in a talking heads style.

The supercharger is purely mechanical and uses planetary gears to change speed.

They were supposed to be having dinner, and McEnroe, who had played the sport only a few times before, was wearing bluejeans and had no athletic gear to change into.

Most negative encounters I've had with bike riders is at peak-time rush hour, when everyone alive is being a needlessly aggressive cunt, delusions of self-importance forcing their legs to pump and gears to change.

A similar system geared to address climate change is called "Cap & Share".

"We are clearly gearing up to change directions from fee for service for what I'll call payment for value," said Will Groneman, an executive vice president for TriHealth, one of the systems.

China is gearing up to change its top leaders, a process that begins at the end of the year.

Rating: 2.5 out of 5 - "it was too frantic and needs to breathe" Top gear needed to change, even with Clarkson et al in there it was getting tired.

I decided to change gears".

The British government needs to change gear too.