Sentence examples for has made change from inspiring English sources
The referendum has made change possible: it doesn't guarantee it will happen.
Germany's postwar consensus culture, which pervades labor relations and corporate decision-making, has made change tortuous.
Echoing Obama, McCain has made "change" one of his campaign mantras.
In state legislatures, where the power of incumbency has made change more grudging, Republicans now hold 42percentt of all seats and control six chambers.
Although the idea of changing the beloved bracket has been panned by fans and criticized by pundits, the promise of more television money and greater access to the tournament has made change conceivable.
More than half the people and goods that ever entered the United States came through its port, and that stream of commerce has made change a constant presence in city life.
"Combat in Vietnam has made changes in my thinking.
Still, Mr. Laskaris has made changes to suit his patrons.
As head coach, Carlisle has made changes, Bird said.
In recent months, the company has made changes intended to improve communication among divisions.
