Sentences with phrase «inevitable shift»

Many agents are afraid that the apparent inevitable shift from print books to digital editions will make them earn less money from the book deals they help to facilitate.

«Adventure tourism is what tourism should be today and definitely what tourism will be tomorrow,» said Mr. Taleb Rifai, Secretary - General of the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) referring to inevitable shifts in the leisure tourism market toward more experience - based, responsible and lower - impact — environmentally and culturally — travel.

To insure you're ready for the many inevitable shifts and moves your career is likely to make over your work life, you need to change your approach, whether or not you're currently facing a job search.

JPMorgan thinks the best strategy from an asset allocation perspective is to prepare for the inevitable shift into a late - cycle environment.

At present, traditional auto makers» and limo companies» business models don't account for this inevitable shift.

But selling to a tech company like Amazon would allow CBS to more effectively compete with other networks by bidding higher for sports rights — the only content that still keeps mass audiences tied to TV sets — while at the same time getting ahead of TV's inevitable shift to online distribution.

'' [T] he history of work in America is an inexorable, inevitable shift to the work of the mind,» Cenedella wrote.

«That will only make the inevitable shift to renewable energy less effective in maintaining a stable climate system throughout the lives of children already born.»

And I don't mean the inevitable shift from suitmation (the man in a suit stomping through elaborate miniature cityscapes) to motion capture and CGI.

The inevitable shifting perceptions with regard to public mores invariably transform how we see movies from other eras.

Rather than passively wait for history to take its course, or to succumb before the inevitable shifts that come ahead, we want to inspire educators and the society in full to make active decisions and take whatever roads we need so as to guarantee that every child in the world has the opportunity to thrive.

One of the points the article makes is that «Google sees itself as an enabler to digital press, and for those who are resisting the inevitable shift towards digital... Google can be a way to regain the lost revenue from dipping paper sales.»

Standing fast in the face of a pending tsunami may not be the best plan for surviving the inevitable shift in a modern reading paradigm.

The house still stands despite abandoned lots, an embattled city, and the inevitable shift outward to the suburbs.

Not only can these systems perform media tasks admirably, they also are prepared for the inevitable shift to 64 - bit operating systems and programs.

The entire industry is on a razor's edge right now, some companies teetering on the brink, others edging ever closer to salvation as an inevitable shift in the gaming landscape looms.

It will result in a slowing down of the rate of growth of CO2 concentrations in the air and begin the inevitable shift of the world's economy away from furious burning of fossil fuels.

Palin's «plan» would merely delay the inevitable shift towards a renewable energy economy, and keep the US heading down an emissions - heavy path with the threats of climate change growing, unchecked all the while.

Not surprisingly, I both hope and believe that this is not the case and that we should avoid the risk of confusing delivery media, i.e. the inevitable shift away from paper and print, with the business of supplying complex, structured source and added - value content, increasingly together with documentation, workflow tools, software and other processes.

Another factor is the inevitable shift in what people want to get out of their friendships.

3 Distinctive molding Often thought of as an ornate element, molding actually serves a utilitarian purpose — it's traditionally used as a Band - Aid to cover the inevitable shifting between floors and walls, or poor workmanship.