As players' bodies change, Manager Joe Girardi said, baseball is changing to reflect a different set of skills.
Edgewater's retail mix is changing to reflect the borough's more cosmopolitan makeup.
The New York neighbourhood at the heart of the 45-year-old kids' show is changing to reflect new social realities.
In the Chinese system, the centre proposes; provinces and counties dispose.The system is changing to reflect environmental concerns.
Yet lately the retail mix is changing to reflect the influx of residents in the core: now, around 10% of shops and services are open on weekends where there used to be none.
This faster switching technology is now regarded as so attractive that the market, which was a mere $50m last year, is forecast to grow to $3 billion by 2004.The shape of the company is changing, to reflect the changing shape of its business.
You will know you are doing it when your residents look to you as a matter of course and your services are changing to reflect new demands while, as councils, you are increasingly commissioning these services and not delivering them yourselves.
At the same time, the media's coverage of politics is changing to reflect that new reality, with the mainstream losing established stars like The Washington Post's Jim VandeHei and John Harris to their new online venture, The Politico.
It is argued that the revisions and wider changes in associated materials and mediation of the Code are indicative of the way that countryside politics is changing to reflect both a post-productivist and post-feudal countryside: a shift that is being performed on the part of government through a more managerialist and interventionist style of governance.
Alongside the shift in the policy context, the roles of health professionals in the UK have been changing to reflect the need for a more responsive and flexible workforce, with recognition that some traditional professional boundaries will need revision if quality of care and service user engagement in healthcare decisions are to improve [ 1].
