Sentence examples for better meet the changing from inspiring English sources

European Commission Vice President Neelie Kroes said: "This extra spectrum for 4G in Europe means we can better meet the changing and growing demand for broadband.

But PDF has gained wide acceptance as the standard for document sharing because it's an open standard [unlike Metro], and because Adobe has continued to innovate around the standard to better meet the changing needs of our customers.

The EC said the move will provide the European Union with up to twice the amount of spectrum for high-speed wireless broadband as the U.S. European Commission Vice President Neelie Kroes said in a statement: "This extra spectrum for 4G in Europe means we can better meet the changing and growing demand for broadband.

Companies are racing to digitally transform their businesses to better meet the quickly changing demands of their customers.

Health policies need to adapt itself to meet the changing needs of society.

Rather, these systems appear to 'self-organise' to meet the changing demands of hazardous work domains.

"Managing change," is Ferguson's phrase for meeting the changing seasons of European soccer.

The estimated prevalence and risk factors in this paper highlights the urgency of adapting better health systems and services to meet the changing health-care needs of the aged in low-and middle-income countries, primarily by improving the capacity to prevent and manage back pain and arthritis/joints pains.

Another station, the Kirkland Pumping Station, is also redesigned to meet the changing requirements.

The information collected will be used by scholars, religious leaders, and students to better understand religious congregations and better meet their changing needs.

Together, the two companies said they expect to better "meet the growing challenges of a rapidly changing industry," anticipating annual revenue of about $18 billion.