1.   And yet logically, if making changes would help the Knicks, Childs would be a most-likely candidate.

2.   As Williams spoke at the resort where the Players Association executive board will meet beginning Tuesday, he knew that his employer was not finished making changes.

3.   Finally, they must monitor treatment meticulously, making changes as necessary.

4.   Giuliani should have deferred making changes until the more crucial matter of water quality was resolved.

5.   However, Gingrich may find that making changes in the welfare proposal could bring political and financial headaches.

6.   Nor have European countries entirely figured out how to distribute the burden of making changes.

7.   When Robinson took over two years ago, he set about making particular changes in the Trojans program, both on and off the field.

8.   When the risks are low and the potential benefits are great, making changes may be advisable.

9.   Along with making changes in his swing, Davis Love III went back to steel shafts in his irons.

10.   But environmentalists and some small-scale farmers fear that making changes to please megafarm owners would stir up trouble.