Sentence examples for preparing to make changes from inspiring English sources

As a miserable season comes to a close, the Mets are preparing to make changes in their player development operation.

But Dr. Diaz Salcedo, 52, said those comments mean nothing because she has been too busy over the summer preparing to make changes and improvements for the new school year in Connecticut's largest city, which, with 22,000 students, operates the state's second-largest public school system.

But the group was not preparing to make changes to its strategy, one source told Reuters.

"He was prepared to make changes that, within the context of Army tradition, were significant.

"We are prepared to make changes where necessary as soon as we could," he said.

Although there were early calls for reform, few in the LDP were prepared to make changes.

Above all, they need to believe that the Turks themselves are prepared to make changes at home to qualify.

I expected we'd have to be flexible and be prepared to make changes, and we did.

"The dog walkers I know are also all conservationists as well, like myself, and are prepared to make changes to preserve Trout Brook Valley," he said.

If you care about people with mental health difficulties then you have to be prepared to make changes, not just to your attitude but in the way you want your country to work.

As Brian Cashman prepares to make changes to the Yankees' roster this off-season, his goal is to design a team that can win eight more games than this year's model did.