Sentence examples for prepared to alter from inspiring English sources

Every driver wants less traffic, but few are prepared to alter their travel habits.

The administration must also be prepared to alter its anti-foreclosure effort if, as expected, foreclosures surge again in 2010.

But unless the mayor is prepared to alter the very nature of the taxi industry, it's an empty gesture.

The men were aware that a horse had broken down, but said they weren't prepared to alter their remarks on the fly.

A spokesman for Santander said it would be prepared to alter its ties with Royal Bank if the competition authorities required it to do so.

The Barcelona coach, Pep Guardiola, said on Monday that his team were prepared to alter their travel plans to reach the European final if obliged to do so.

If he did in fact confirm to Mr Nazarbayev earlier this year that he intended to contest the presidency, this presumably came at a time when the president was preparing to alter the constitution to remove the limits on his term.

You also need to appreciate that storage alters potato characteristics, so be prepared to change to a different variety every few months.

"If you're not prepared to fundamentally alter your life in terms of average activity, you're very unlikely to maintain a weight loss or to keep from gaining a pound a year as you get older," Dr. Rippe said.

Tackling climate change is seen as an altruistic thing to do but we are generally not prepared to dramatically alter our consumerist way of life or business to tackle it.

Upon learning that Stewart negotiated for reimbursement from Sequential of up to $4 million of her fees in negotiating post-closing arrangements, which she was not prepared to limit or alter, the special committee abandoned its request for a higher price and instead sought and received a 30-day post-signing go-shop with match rights.