Sentence examples for make some small changes from inspiring English sources

On Saturday, Mr. Brahimi said that it might be necessary to "make some small changes to the Geneva agreement".

It's hardly double-blind scientific research, but I defy anyone to examine a post-irrigation colander with its chunks of apparently undigested family roast and not make some small changes to their diet.

"The government released prisoners and said it will investigate what happened; it will make some small changes in the government," said a rights worker who is not being identified to protect him from potential reprisals by the government.

Gracie... based on 15 years of experience in vaudeville, my guess is we have to make some small changes in how we perform the second show, or the theater manager is gonna make some changes in where we perform the third show.

Take the state of the actual world at 8 05am, holding fixed its future after this point; make some small changes to the molecules making up this state; and then run the laws of thermodynamics backwards in time, and we will almost certainly arrive at a state in which the egg sits in the pan growing colder.

These reforms would make some small changes in voting representation.

Mr. Walcott has already made some small changes around the edges.

Facebook has also made some small changes to how profile pages appear, including putting pictures and mutual friends higher up on the pages.

Utility regulators in Connecticut made some small changes yesterday to conditions of the proposed merger of Northeast Utilities and Consolidated Edison Under the terms of the merger, Connecticut customers would see a small rate reduction.

On the days of the strike we have made some small changes to our timetable to ensure that all passengers booked to travel will be able to on those days.

While Columbia has made some small changes in its organizational structure, it has not instigated the kind of extensive alterations that Rubin says are crucial to the salvation of the business.