Sentence examples for tough changes from inspiring English sources

Sometimes, you have to make tough changes".

But during a series of interviews, Mr. Weinberg, 49, hinted at some tough changes to come.

Mr. Letta has yet to prove he can push through, let alone sell, any really tough changes.

Since then, Mr. Henderson has been trying to overcome any perceptions that he cannot make the tough changes G.M. needs to survive.

Sorrell pointed to his impact at Sony, where he was brought in as the first westerner to make tough changes that the business could not achieve with its traditional policy of hiring Japanese executives.

Both Tsipras and Meimarakis are in concord that Athens must enforce the tough changes and budget cuts it has committed to in exchange for further funds to keep bankruptcy at bay.

"It was a tough change for people to swallow".

Add to that the widespread notion that says nobody gets elected in Germany by proposing tough change.

Innovative managers may be highly skilled but we could help them manage tough change better by improving their competence and, probably more importantly, their confidence, in three areas.

Lubick oversaw the most successful period in the history of the program, winning six conference titles and playing in nine bowl games, but a fourth consecutive non-winning season combined with the team's lowest home attendance since 1992 forced Athletic Director Paul Kowalczyk to make a tough change.

A Democrat actually stand up, erect, and say the Republicans were just flat wrong, that things need to change in this country, and that though those changes will be tough, change is the only way to fulfill the promise of America for all it's citizens.