Sentence examples for in tune with the changes from inspiring English sources

It is ok to change your life plan, in fact it is healthy to do so because it shows that you are aware and in tune with the changes occurring in your life.

The world of technology changes virtually on a daily basis, and to stay pace with it, an internet designer has to be technologically in tune with the changes within the business.

As the PMMA content in the IPN increases to 60wtt %, the solvent uptake value decreases by about 50% which is in tune with the morphological changes of the system where PMMA phase forms a well interconnected network structure with the SBR phase.

In a cynical newspaper interview Vladislav Surkov, a Kremlin fixer, implied that he was in tune with the mood of change.

We must coin new words in tune with the breath of that change.

He felt so in tune with the universe that he changed his name in the offseason from his birth name Ron Artest.

I usually like to fancy myself as someone in tune with the ways our pop culture mirrors changes in our values.

The menu at the hotel's fine-dining restaurant changes often, in tune with the island's unusual "seven seasons".

Then in manual mode, the changes are snappier, more engaging and reactive, so you feel more in tune with the car.

We have changed the color scheme to make it in tune with the younger generation".

"The biggest thing that's changed is the mindset... we have to be more in tune with the U.S. consumer.