Sentence examples for successfully embrace from inspiring English sources

Offering some of the best angling of the year as well as the start of upland bird and waterfowl seasons, fall in the Northeast is often more than one who both hunts and fishes can successfully embrace.

Mr Mines also argues that, as other parts of the telecoms industry successfully embrace new models, based on competing within horizontal layers of activity and co-operating with companies that occupy other parts of the value chain, the Bells "with their obsolete networks and obsolete management structures" could be next for a shake-up.

Thiel's argument is broader: Not only religious vitality but the entirety of human innovation, he argues, depends on the belief that there are major secrets left to be uncovered, insights that existing institutions have failed to unlock (or perhaps forgotten), better ways of living that a small group might successfully embrace.

If merchants are to successfully embrace clean beauty, they've got to provide credibility the oxygen to survive.

Online Video, a New Medium: How big and small publishers will successfully embrace online video in news and entertainment (moderated by Dan Farber, Cnet).

Not surprisingly, the same study found that senior management was a significant determinant (61%) in whether or not an organization was able to successfully embrace analytics.

"Simple," by two business consultants, Alan Siegel and Irene Etzkorn, is a straightforward brief on simplicity, providing the reader with interesting examples of companies that have successfully embraced it as a business strategy while only occasionally slipping into overly simplistic advice.

So I asked three widely followed experts in their respective fields — United States stocks, fixed income and real estate — who have successfully embraced contrarian views (at least most of the time) for their advice for 2012.

But surprisingly few destinations have successfully embraced the new technology.

In recent years, other brands have successfully embraced emotion and integrated it into their DNA.

Businesses have had to deal with a lot of change, too, and many have successfully embraced change to create whole new industries and many billions in new value.