Sentence examples for to accept changes from inspiring English sources

And the institutional failure to accept changes means that confidence in the currency is declining.

Economic hardships now, he says he believes, are the sign many traditionalists need to accept changes.

But the level of security that people are psychologically able to accept changes as crisis situations wax and wane.

Generally, each Amish community has a bishop who can decide, with the community's input, whether or not to accept changes.

Nonetheless, New Yorkers have been reluctant to accept changes, like reducing the number of weekly garbage collections.

Cons: some surprising limitations, poorly written config pages, slow to accept changes, potentially confusing and tricky to use.

This bid died when the preferred shareholders refused to accept changes to the terms of the preferred stock.

He has repeatedly challenged the corporation to accept changes to its formula — from its uniforms to its menus.

The failure to accept changes and embrace a new way of working saw younger, more agile companies replace them as the giants of the digital age.

Historians used to accept changes in people's behavior as an explanation for economic events, like Max Weber's thesis linking the rise of capitalism with Protestantism.

For new cuts, the administration wants Moscow to accept changes in a 1972 treaty to allow the fielding of a limited missile defense system.