Sentence examples for digest changes from inspiring English sources

My concern is we do need a period of stability now to allow the foundation stage time to digest changes, and for leaders to be able to properly support for their staff.

"It takes that long before businesses can digest changes and respond to them".

And sometimes, being over ambitious starts to exhaust the resources we have, so we have to strike a balance between having great support and moving at a pace that, as an organisation, enables us to digest change and make it part of the business rhythm.

Often, boards favor this style of president when an institution needs to digest change from the previous administration or the board feels the need to reassert its own role within shared governance.

It may take 20 years to digest the changes it brings to EU foreign policy, says one senior official.

Jockeys started to digest the changes, which was the last day of racing to be staged under the old penalty structure.

A McDonald's spokesman said there was no need to name a new No. 2 given the other execs, but the market is going to have to digest the changes.

"We are not ready to digest sudden change in the political situation in North Korea".

Here, sometimes with the characters quite literally in the dark, the authors chew the cud of Existenz — trying to digest mortality, change, failed potential, friendship, love, the passing of time, and, unless I'm a Dutchman and the gigantic explosion that singes the faces of the oldsters toward the end is a red herring, some kind of nuclear incident.

This will give them the time needed to digest the change of usual plans, and it'll also ensure they're not out buying new sheets for the bed they thought you'd be sleeping in.

Not only have we not caught up to digesting these changes, but we also have to ask ourselves what other changes are percolating or will develop.