Sentence examples for embrace the shift from inspiring English sources

Say goodbye to the days of squeaky beds and frivolous throw pillows and embrace the shift toward classically elegant and strikingly modern retreats.

The share of the adult population that smokes has dropped from more than half in 1950 to around a third, but smoking rates remain among the highest in Europe.Dr Pötschke-Langer thinks German innkeepers should embrace the "shift away from stinky and dark bars".

Furthermore, in an almost counterintuitive way, retailers must embrace the shift to OEM MAP pricing.

At the same time, most IT organizations have shrunk, so they don't have the capacity to embrace the shift.

In addition, 2015 will be another breakout year for mobile shopping, as retailers have been moving to embrace the shift to small-screened devices with improvements to mobile websites, better checkout flows, integrations between desktop and mobile sites, and more.

However, there has been reluctance by the nation's leaders to embrace the shifting racial demographics as a force for policy change and the basis of the nation's future economic success.

It is clear that biodiversity monitoring needs to actively embrace the shifting paradigms in evolutionary biology in order to systematically look for and document sympatric populations, including old cryptic species (e.g., Bickford et al. 2007) and young species that have arisen by ecological speciation in response to ecological opportunity (Rundle and Nosil 2005; Schluter 2009).

But the political professionals who make a living from the billions of dollars spent each cycle on campaigns are quickly embracing the shift.

The trend toward specialization has crept into most fields over the past few decades, but few have embraced the shift more enthusiastically than graduate schools of business.

Instead of fighting the migration of audiences online, however, MTV has lately embraced the shift by building up a robust Web presence and heavily promoting it on air.

By now it is more than half; in north-west Europe it is around 70%. Statoil, seeing how the European market is going, has embraced the shift, selling around half its gas at prices indexed to the spot market.