Sentence examples for making a change to from inspiring English sources

"We don't anticipate making a change to our reporting".

Hammer reprimanded Cunningham for making a change to the legislation.

" we still have a long way to go before we live in a world where we are all treated equally, making a change to this industry can be the next step," she said.

Jeremy says When people are thinking of making a change to their working lives, it's quite understandable that they begin by thinking along traditional lines: of existing organisations, job descriptions, work sectors and so on.

Mr. Hotz says he thinks his unlocking process is immune to such changes, because he is making a change to the device's read-only memory, which cannot be changed with a software patch.

But the court-appointed monitor who has overseen the schools for 14 years said officials could not change the policy without going before the courts, because they were making a change to the desegregation order.

"We made a change to get a spark," Rodriguez said.

It makes a change to get the unvarnished truth.

It said a supplier had made a change to a part without the automaker's knowledge.

That would be a reason to make a change to your investments.

"For them, I am willing to make a change to my working methods".