| impose change | 2.17 | Even supporters believe Congress will impose changes. | |||
| endorse change | 2.11 | I heartily endorse the change. | |||
| experience change | 2.11 | But both had also experienced radical changes. | |||
| aim change | 2.04 | The changes are aimed at ending the child sex tourism industry. | |||
| put change | 2.04 | Putting changes? | |||
| describe change | 1.97 | He did not describe the change. | |||
| feel change | 1.97 | Thomas feels the changes. | |||
| foresee change | 1.97 | No change is foreseen. | |||
| push change | 1.97 | Emerging technologies may push change even further. | |||
| confirm change | 1.91 | The NBA confirmed the change of agenda. | |||
| fight change | 1.91 | Employers are fighting change. | |||
| initiate change | 1.91 | He said the agency initiated the changes on its own. | |||
| accommodate change | 1.84 | In turn, Drucker has struggled to accommodate these changes. | |||
| protest change | 1.84 | He protested the changes and resigned. | |||
| fear change | 1.78 | Everybody fears change. | |||
| survive change | 1.78 | Will it survive the changes? | |||
| affect change | 1.71 | I can affect change. | |||
| applaud change | 1.71 | ATT Corp. applauded the change. | |||
| monitor change | 1.71 | Monitoring those changes fell to Legal Assistance. | |||
| offer change | 1.71 | Only minor changes are being offered. |