Sentence examples for strategy changing from inspiring English sources

Cardiff City, another medium-sized club that changed hands in 2010 and later rose to the EPL, has adopted a similar strategy, changing its shirt colour from blue to red which is thought to be more palatable to Asian fans despite fierce opposition from current supporters.

"With our naval strategy changing now, we are going from coastal defense to far sea defense," Rear Adm. Zhang Huachen, deputy commander of the East Sea Fleet, said in an interview with Xinhua, the state news agency.

"I think if I felt, or indeed if the whole party felt, that changing the strategy, changing leaders, pulling out of the coalition, which is what a number of these individuals advocate, would deal with the challenge which the party faces … I wouldn't hesitate to advocate it," he said.

Just as increased fines for helmet-to-helmet hits are changing football's on-field strategy, changing the economic and legal framework under which negotiations are carried out can not only encourage collaboration but also allow for strong consideration of the public interest.

"It is classic industry strategy: changing the subject, attacking the messenger".

By observing lizards in the field, Sinervo and a colleague showed that the number of lizards employing the strategies of aggression, cooperation, and deception fluctuated over the course of 6 years, the dominant strategy changing as new lizards were born.

As the scandals unwound, with pricing strategies changing and the cardiac program suspended, Redding's finances fell apart.

Other firms are trying to invent a "happy medium," a fearless, fruitful, and more innovative niche, between printed books and digital tools, forging an alliance that transcends commercialization strategies, changing the content of the books themselves.

Bioethics appears to be a rich subject for historical investigation: revealing new regulatory strategies, changing relations between professions and new notions of ethical expertise.

Each one of these strategies: changing product composition, influencing demand for, or regulating the availability of, food products, puts markets at risk.

Diarrhoea rates declined in all five municipalities, and there were several positive intermediate outcomes from the communication strategies – changing knowledge, household practices and uptake of services.