Business strategies were formulated, defined, road-tested and adapted in the face of competitors' actions.
A last debate focuses on the question of whether organizations are able to adapt in the face of environmental change.
The individual is called-upon to adapt in the face of risk to secure the continuous performance of the system.
Cartels are economic entities, and like any legitimate company the best are able to adapt in the face of a changing market.
Liz Fischer, an NBC spokeswoman, said local newscasts will continue to have a sports report and that the changes are part of a plan to adapt "in the face of new technology, new media platforms and changing consumer behavior".
In these graceful essays Sacks, a practicing neurologist, explores our potential to adapt in the face of disability — among his case studies is an accomplished musician who loses the ability to read music — and describes his own ordeal with ocular cancer.
Meanwhile, your hybrid career provides you extra cushion and flexibility to adapt in the face of financial challenges and multiplies the opportunities you have to earn more.
This suggests that in order to avoid extinction, native species must retain broad ecological tolerances and, most importantly, the ability to evolve and adapt in the face of increased competition due to species invasions.
Yet, it is also widely recognised that many pastoralist communities have multiple sources and manifestations of strength; they are often able to cope and adapt in the face of such adversity due to their local knowledge, mobility, interdependence and the existence of institutions to enable communal decision-making (López-i-Gelats et al. 2016; Barrow et al. 2007; Fratkin and Mearns 2003).
