Sentence examples for prepared change from inspiring English sources

Would the convictions of British paratroopers in court – and a case is being prepared – change this picture?

Being prepared for change allows them to take advantage of change events as opportunities, to evolve and to improve process maturity and supporting infrastructures.

Be prepared to change the background color used when changing.

Be prepared to change the game plan at any time––your friend may get halfway through the New Year's resolution and change his or her goal.

Be prepared to change your career ambitions.

Be prepared to change plans suddenly if clouds descend.

She's also, I think we're meant to infer, more aware of – and prepared to change – her social difference.

Be prepared to change your mind When I started a business my daughter was three years old, at that time I was still conscious that I felt communist, I thought money was evil.

Many of the Gates foundation's critics concede that the organisation is, as Edwards puts it, "closer to the best than the worst" on the spectrum of private charitable foundations: more expertly staffed, more focused on the problems where charity is most needed, more professional – there have so far been no obviously disastrous foundation-funded projects – and more prepared to change as it grows.

The prepared phase change microfibers exhibit stable, repeatable and satisfactory thermal characteristics especially thermal-regulating property.

They are also more prepared to change the operating methods and structures of the school than the inside panellists.