And given the pace of change that is transforming industries and professions these days, you will need that skill of learning and retooling all the time.
"I was struck then, as I am now, by the sheer pace of change which has transformed your industry over the past 60 years; years during which broadcasting has enriched our lives in so many ways," she said.
She said: "I was struck then, as I am now, by the sheer pace of change which has transformed your industry over the past 60 years, years during which broadcasting has enriched our lives in so many ways".
But such acts have proved insufficient to win over many Harlemites, who fear that a massive expansion of Columbia will merely increase the pace of gentrification that is already transforming the area.
For now, Mr. Gifford's biggest challenge is to make the bank profitable in an environment where he can afford few acquisitions -- certainly not at the pace of the old Fleet, which Mr. Murray transformed over two decades from a tiny Rhode Island bank into a regional powerhouse by gobbling more than 50 banking and investment companies.
"Together with Oracle, we expect to accelerate the pace of service innovation by helping service providers transform the way they manage and monetize the explosive growth in signaling and data traffic on their networks".
And the pace of development has recently turned downright torrential — belatedly transforming a balmy tropical crossroads between East and West into a full-fledged Asian mega-miracle.
The pace of scoring runs in World Cups has been transformed since 2011, when an average of 5.03 runs were scored per over.
As a result, the common complaint from education-technology startups and venture capitalists trying to help transform higher education is that the pace of change on campuses is way too slow.
You see where I'm going?" Melting Pot/Pressure Cooker Like so many other suburban communities transformed by immigration, Prince William County was overwhelmed as much by the pace of the change as by its scale.
