Sentence examples for got to make changes from inspiring English sources

"We've got to make changes".

"One of my first comments to Barack was, 'What the hell are you doing here?' " said Denny Jacobs, a former senator and self-described "backroom politician, not one of those do-gooders that stands up front and says we got to make changes".

We've got to make changes and those changes will be for the betterment of this city and its people".

We have got to make change inside this place and I think the Black Panther Party set a standard that has to be studied".

'I think the government should use the knowledge from the people who have already worked on a grass- roots level: the dinner ladies deserve all the support they can get to make change,' he said.

"But I'm all about winning and right now we have to make changes to get better.

"The focus isn't on the short-term goal – it's a long-term goal, and you've got to start making changes eventually and doing something different if you want to get better.

It's just a cute little nod, sure — but it shows just how damned agile Epic has gotten at making changes to this game.

It's hard to rally behind another commission, but if the governor gets the authority to make changes first, it might work.

"It's clear there have got to be changes made to make the whole package affordable," said Senator Kent Conrad, Democrat of North Dakota, who is a member of the finance panel and chairman of the Senate Budget Committee.

Identifying early signs that a conversation or argument has gotten off track allows you to make changes in that moment.