Sentence examples for advantage of changes from inspiring English sources

"We are transforming our traditional businesses for the changing world and developing new businesses, taking full advantage of changes in technology," said Jewson.

That versatility may have allowed early animals to take advantage of changes that were unfolding all around them.

BATS and Direct Edge were both formed to take advantage of changes in the world of stock trading.

Next year thousands of investors are expected to take advantage of changes that give them pension freedom.

Data from HMRC shows that 232,000 people have taken advantage of changes to the pension rules, which were introduced in April 2015.

Another is that he left it in an extremely good position to take advantage of changes sweeping through the world of technology (see our special report this week).

"We should take advantage of change," Mr. Pittman said.

But the key requirement for any success is that both women and men have to see the advantage of change.

Speaking at an event sponsored by Prospect magazine in Westminster, he said: "For sure we underestimated profoundly the forces that were at work in the region and would take advantage of change once you topple the regime.

Being prepared for change allows them to take advantage of change events as opportunities, to evolve and to improve process maturity and supporting infrastructures.

They took advantage of change or transition; they listened to the little voice inside and went for it.