Sentence examples for is open to changing from inspiring English sources

Unlike many judges, Mr. Berg said, Judge Harmon is open to changing her mind.

Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi has angered the junta with her support for sanctions, but in recent weeks she has suggested that she is open to changing her mind on the issue.

Red Bull is open to changing its driver line-up for 2016, according to the Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf.

–"President Barack Obama on Thursday told lawmakers he is open to changing controversial surveillance programs in order to restore public confidence and provide assurance the government is not violating citizens' privacy, participants at the meeting said".

And finally, the startup is well aware of the biggest gripe most people will have: it realizes that the domain is a little ridiculous, and is open to changing the company name.

But Wednesday's comments are the first indication that Egypt is open to changing its tone on the plane crash.

She added: "How do we ensure that they appreciate the value of engaging with ideas they find objectionable, trying through reason to change another's mind, while always being open to changing their own?

Ultimately, if we determine the law needs to be changed to benefit the people of our state, we are open to changing the law".

Sometimes there is a simple solution to changes in one partner's physical status – such as being open to changing their usual pattern and trying new positions or new styles of lovemaking.

Last week Michael Jordan, the owner of the Charlotte Bobcats, said that he would be open to changing the team's name to the Hornets should the franchise in New Orleans follow through with plans to change its name to something more befitting that city.

They're open to changing hotels if they don't feel they're getting good value".