Sentence examples for embracing changes from inspiring English sources

Camelot's Tim Copper says: "We're embracing changes in players' results-checking habits – providing content that they can access at all times, across multiple different touch-points".

"We are disappointed that the movie industry is following in the footsteps of the music industry and trying to shut down advances in technology, rather than embracing changes that provide consumers with more value and flexibility for their purchases," RealNetworks said in a statement Tuesday.

In advance of the commission's vote on Friday, the divisions over how to curb the nation's mounting debt — and the political wariness about embracing changes to popular tax breaks and benefit programs, like those included in the package — were in sharp focus even as two senior members of the Senate Budget Committee lent the plan a measure of bipartisan support.

Obviously, it's just a matter of time before Facebook rolls out the new UI across all territories / languages covered by the social networking service provider, so this is merely a temporary 'fix' for those who have trouble accepting and embracing changes.

"We are disappointed that the movie industry is following in the footsteps of the music industry and trying to shut down advances in technology rather than embracing changes that provide consumers with more value and flexibility for their purchases," RealNetworks said in a statement.

Like all new experiences at the boomer time of life, preparing for and embracing changes, rather than resisting them, leads to a smoother transition.

Embracing change, for starters.

The Times headline is also minimalist: "Embracing Change".

Embracing Change Before Joba Chamberlain did it, Ryan Dempster did it.

Neither Azarenka nor Sumyk, a California-based Frenchman, appear reticent about embracing change or outside influences.

Instead of embracing change, Republicans want to suspend or in some cases reverse it.