Sentence examples for opportunities changing from inspiring English sources

But we must also make the most of the opportunities changing demography presents – improving workforce participation by helping families to balance work and care, stimulating growth in the care market and innovation in care technologies.

"These clients are very global in their outlook, they are aware of all the various investment opportunities, changing market conditions, and not all of these investment opportunities are yet Shariah-compliant," said Sameer Khale, a portfolio manager at Citi Private Bank.

Vulnerability to changing climatic conditions is evident in water, land, and food through the interaction of non-climatic forces (e.g. overcrowding, urbanization, few economic opportunities, changing land use, and shifting cultural norms), and climatic forces (e.g. dry spells, extreme sea-levels, strong winds and changing marine conditions).

In 2008, the Commission announced plans to make eHealth one of the six EU Lead Market Initiatives [ 22] "due to its market potential in terms of growing demand and market growth opportunities, changing demographics, disease patterns and healthcare capabilities" (p. 12).

"They are going to change and that will give us opportunities for changing our relationship with Europe".

It misses important opportunities for changing things that matter.

But because of how those opportunities are changing, legislators have less incentive to compromise.

Second, in the shadow of a governor's race between two millionaire candidates who are breaking state spending records, opportunities for changing the process have never looked better.

But they see no link between widening world income distribution and poverty; and they think that poverty can be fixed by providing the poor with welfare and opportunities without changing larger structures like income and asset distributions.

"The dynamic world of media and online opportunities is changing so rapidly that Disney needs to have a stronger senior management footprint to capitalize on these changes," said Jill Krutick, an entertainment analyst at Salomon Smith Barney.

– and the new work opportunities, radically changing the work vs. leisure social patterns.