Sentences with phrase «either keep up with the changes»

It's difficult now for businesses to keep up with these changes, and it will only become more challenging.

When your company needs to pivot to keep up with the changing world, getting your team to embrace and enact your new focus is crucial.

Instead, prices in Toronto surged, demand in Calgary recovered, and construction on new homes jumped to levels well in excess of what is necessary to keep up with changes in population.

Technology moves at an incredible speed, and keeping up with the changes can be a challenge for startups.

Just keep the above strategies in mind and you can keep up with the changing hearts and minds of customers as this new era of consumerism takes shape.

But when the customer says «I want it this way, and it's standard at ABC Widgets,» you should suspect you aren't keeping up with changing customer needs.

While successful startups keep up with changes, the most successful are always two steps ahead.

Yet, at the Upfront Summit, Johnson and his other panelists warned Silicon Valley that they must keep up with the changing demographics of the nation, or they too will miss out on the opportunities that Johnson had been seeing over the past 20 years.

At bottom he's a mix of barber, businessman, and artist, a man adept at adapting to new styles to keep up with changing times.

Study your niche at all times to keep up with the changing trends in your industry.

As a leader, it's critical to keep up with changes and start investing time into employee development.

«It comes down to this engagement issue,» says Mizgala, emphasizing that the wealth industry simply hasn't kept up with the changing social realities surrounding women and wealth.

A 2016 Pew Research Center survey shows that more than half of the adults in the workforce today realize that it will be essential for them to get training and develop new skills throughout their career in order to keep up with changes in the workplace.

The answer is, you need to be proactive in order to keep up with these changes.

What it's like: You need to be good at reading blueprints, and you'll need to keep up with changes to electrical standards.

As Twitter continues to evolve, it's important for marketers to keep up with the changes.

Demand for many of its brands is also waning, as retailers like Sears, Kohl's and Macy's struggle to keep up with changing consumers habits.

It's not the same as it was 2 years ago, so make sure to keep up with the change in technology!

It automatically tracks all your income and spending, plus it keeps up with any changes to investment accounts, retirement accounts, etc..

So what is a reasonably savvy investor to do in an era when this stew of varied ingredients makes it hard for even some seasoned advisors to keep up with the changing world?

Things change so fast in the business and investment world, and the only way you can keep up with these changes is by learning constantly.

Kraft has struggled to keep up with the changing consumer tastes in recent years, and in November it fired most of its advertising agencies amid slowing sales and declining volume.

Attempts to keep up with changing buying behaviors are very much like a car chase scene in an action packed movie.

With investment flexibility and returns based on the performance of your investment selections, a variable annuity may help you keep up with the changing needs of life — and retirement.

One could of course complain that if that's what they all believe, they ought to update their doctrinal statement, but living people change; groups of living people change; the paperwork rarely if ever keeps up with the changes.

Today, Romulus finds itself grappling with the necessity of keeping up with changes to regulations, which vary wildly across the different markets in which it operates.

To keep up with changing palates and dietary needs, Staib was lucky to come across a recipe Ben Franklin sent in 1770 to Philadelphia's John Bartram that included instructions on how to make tofu.

The company has kept up with changes in the marketplace during its more than 80 years in business by expanding its offerings.

«Companies get into this quite often — a lot of retail and foodservice concepts have successful components, then try to be different or don't keep up with the changing trends, physical plan or the menu,» he continues.

I'm not going to lie it's A LOT of work, recipe development, crafts, taking pics, editing pics, writing posts, social media, keeping up with changes that seem to happen every day... I could go on and one but I'll tell you what.

Wenger clearly can't keep up with the changes of modern day football.

I think she was so successful as an advice columnist because she kept up with the changing times (she realized that Viagra may be useful for some men), was courageous and not afraid to take controversial and unpopular views (like to accept and support gays), and was compassionate (she personally called some people on the verge of suicide rather than just responding to them...

I am such a tech geek and have to keep up with the changing technology even though my purse has been taking a huge hit in the last two years.

The Friends study also found staffers doing nothing while children were waiting around, eager for something to do; park district attendance records that often appeared «inflated and fictional ``; a total lack of evaluation of programs or job descriptions to keep up with changing trends in recreation, and a severe shortage of programming for girls and women.

Cases like Patric's and Miller's, which involve fathers who never married the mothers, are relatively new to the courts, but divorce courts have a long history of trying to keep up with changing gender dynamics.

I thought she was just trying to keep up with changing trends and technologies for parents.

The low - cut back has three hook - eyes so it can adjust to keep up with your changing body.

Your body goes through a number of stages during and after pregnancy, and it if you make the fashion transition to keep up with these changes, you will definitely feel good about yourself and look great too.

Over time, as the demands for delivering fresh content and keeping up with the changing needs of the community have grown, so too has the Scary Mommy staff.

Unfortunately, it hasn't kept up with those changes and now needs urgent review if it not to become a «talking shop» of little consequence.

Another said: «We have completely ripped up our plans and changed strategy in order to keep up with the changing situation out there.»

«In order to remain relevant on the world stage, we must keep up with those changes.

«We owe it to our retailers and taxpaying citizens to keep up with changes in technology by fixing these inequities,» he continued.

Governor Cuomo, a centrist Democrat who has promoted his tax - cutting bona fides, insists that many of the revenue proposals in the 2017 - 18 budget are merely meant to close loopholes and keep up with changing times, as well as age - old efforts by some to dodge taxes.

It also updates its information several times a day so it keeps up with any changes in the forecast.

De Lay noted that prevention efforts similarly have had difficulty keeping up with the changing dynamics of epidemics in different locales.

Its hard to keep up with the changing names in the news.

Secondly, the authors of the dictionary — and this is an easy criticism of a work which has emerged over a number of years and can not be expected to keep up with every change in common usage — will need to pay attention to the influence of political correctness, which has resulted in changes to many signs in BSL in recent years.

Some species will be able to keep up with the changing climate, but others will be too slow, or they will have their path blocked by a valley, a mountain, a city or even a single road.

These are plant based oils; I'm having trouble keeping up with the changing philosophies regarding oils — years ago it was no - fat, then the philosophy changed to indicate that low - fat really wasn't a good way to go.