Sentence examples for makers to adapt from inspiring English sources
As such, it's a telling sign of how both the financial crisis and changing consumer habits are forcing even the most conservative, family-owned luxury goods makers to adapt to a new world.
This investigation fills gaps in knowledge which will allow industry stakeholders and policy makers to adapt their current disease programmes and contingency plans to the reality of small-scale pig-keeping enterprises' health and biosecurity status.
Our research helps local policy-makers to adapt laws and regulations to the sharing economy developments and provides insight for businesses which CL concept fits their company's corporate social responsibility strategy.
Greater understanding and capacity is needed to understand financial and organization models sustainable in the long term, and incentives for institutions and policy-makers to adapt and refine these models.
It chronicles Vega's life as a cigar maker trying to adapt to an alien lifestyle.
Education policy-makers ought to adapt educational curriculum to the anticipated modification in skills for brand spanking new jobs initiative.
Over the last year I have been working with a young writer and film-maker, Adam Scovell, to adapt a co-written book called Holloway into a nine-minute Super-8 short, inspired in part by Derek Jarman's early silent film Journey to Avebury (1971).
In focusing on the needs of actual primary users, results are expected to be of interest to other second line professionals with respect to primary care support activity planning as well as to decision-makers wishing to adapt a model such as ours to other situations.
Mr. Aldonas, the top American representative here, said it was unfair to criticize American steel makers for failing to adapt to new competition.
The recent quantum physics paper may give chip makers a way to adapt their current factories to generate tiny wavelengths of light that can generate very tiny circuitry.
Car makers will have to adapt their marketing campaigns to appeal to business-to-business customers, which will mean redirecting their marketing dollars for longer sales cycles.
