Sentence examples for to adapt strategically from inspiring English sources
The Byzantine empire so greatly outlasted its western counterpart because its rulers were able to adapt strategically to diminished circumstances, by devising new ways of coping with successive enemies.
She says that PepsiCo has delivered "great shareholder value" on her watch because the company also offers consumers true choices, as evident in its "good for you" and "fun for you" categories of products—and because she has led her workforce to adapt strategically to consumers' constantly evolving aspirations.
The results provide support for coastal community efforts to adapt strategically to the pending environmental changes.
It should therefore come as no surprise to life scientists that those who adapt strategically to rapidly changing circumstances have the best chance of prospering in the years ahead.
In the fast-moving landscape of modern organizations, it can be difficult to keep pace with competitors and adapt strategically.
Clemens may be an aberration, an extremist, but he is also a product of the times, when pitchers have been forced to adapt to the pumped-up volume of offense, strategically or scientifically.
In order to adapt and thrive, organizations need leaders who can think strategically and harness each wave of digital change to create new value for customers and new opportunities for their business.
"In order to adapt and thrive, organizations need leaders who can think strategically and harness each wave of digital change to create new value for customers and new opportunities for their business". Today, every business is a digital business.
However, with nucleosomes and the ability to strategically expose particular binding sequences, cells have the power to individually tune each property, giving them more flexibility to adapt to a greater spectrum of selective pressures at the DNA level.
