Sentences with phrase «to keep up with the changes»

Are you interested in keeping up with changes in the world of healthcare over the course of your career?

You wouldn't want to go to a doctor who never updates his skills — or an accountant who doesn't keep up with changes in tax law.

The latter project means making future adjustments to keep up with the changing times will be a much simpler matter.

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 purpose is to keep up with the changing needs of consumers and lenders.

Consumer packaged goods manufacturers are having a tough time these days keeping up with changing consumer tastes and demands.

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

Is your employee handbook keeping up with the changing world of work?

A professional can keep up with the changing market to know what product would be the best choice for you.

It's all about keeping up with the changes and the market and constantly marketing yourself.

Your agent will make sure your insurance keeps up with the changing value of your home, and help you file claims if damage or loss happens.

The tenant - mix in the mall had failed to keep up with changing demographics.

But public libraries have faced criticism over the past few years for not keeping up with the changing face of publishing.

Businesses must not only keep up with the changes of legislation but they must also adjust their business model to this new reality.

All major statistical data series go through periodic reviews and revisions to ensure that sampling and methodology keep up with changes in the market.

Keep up with the changes by learning the dating rules that you can - and should!

If you shrink down so fast, you will be left with lots of skin that can't keep up with your changing body.

Don't be so attached to a specific idea that you are unable to shift direction to keep up with the changing tide.

Your agent will make sure your insurance keeps up with the changing value of your home, and help you file claims if damage or loss happens.

Without some sort of adjustment, it may be that traditional publishing may not be able to keep up with the changes as additional types of publishing become more popular.

Therefore, it is important that your resume demonstrates your ability to recruit top talent and resolve conflicts that come up between management and employees, as well as keep up with changing regulations.

Work with you on an ongoing basis to help your asset allocation keep up with changing life events and market trends.

And lawyers keep up with these changes in order to best advise their clients.

With the lightning - speed development of technology, I wonder, how fast do our laws keep up with the changes.

We also need to keep up with changing expectations of what consumers and companies expect from professional services.

Talk about your reputation for helping both students and experienced agents keep up with changing real estate trends.

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

Companies and their managers can either keep up with the changes in priorities, or watch talent go elsewhere in the years to come.

Unfortunately, many attribution platforms were born from lead - based methodologies and have been unable to keep up with the changing buyer journey.

Consider it an ongoing process that will need constant tweaking to keep up with the every changing growth of your child.

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

Your body couldn't keep up with your changing leptin levels.

But while keeping up with these changes, you must also not forget traditions.

They are not afforded that luxury in a world where their students must know how to constantly keep up with changing global economic conditions.

Keeping up with change Change is a constant in all school districts — perhaps more than in the private sector.

But it is hard to keep up with the changing choices that you have.

Keeping up with change means frequently reviewing our own internal structure to ensure our business reflects the shifting business needs of the legal sector.

It's important to update your home insurance coverage amount each year to keep up with the changing economy.

Whatever you decide, it is important to review your life insurance program every few years to keep up with your changing financial and family circumstances and responsibilities.

Another danger to brokers is that «technology becomes a runaway train» in which the resources necessary to keep up with changes exceed the average brokerage's ability to remain competitive.

It can be a full - time job to just keep up with the changes to figure out how to apply them to your marketing strategy.

To keep up with changing times, you just need to convert them to HTML5 format.

Another good idea: Keep up with changing technology.

They may also be able to adjust the coverage amount to keep up with their changing needs.

The declining revenue from advertisements in newspapers has led the vendors to adopt different business models to keep up with the changing consumer needs.