pivoting (Meaning)

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pivoting (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Pivot

Amidst the shifting business landscape, the company deftly pivoted its operations to adapt to changing consumer demands.
After encountering setbacks, the team gracefully pivoted their strategy to explore alternative approaches.
The entrepreneur's ability to pivot rapidly enabled them to capitalize on unforeseen opportunities.
The government pivoted its policies to prioritize economic recovery during the global crisis.
Faced with declining sales, the retailer pivoted its offerings towards niche products catering to specific customer segments.
The technology company pivoted its research and development efforts towards developing innovative solutions for the healthcare industry.
The political candidate pivoted their campaign messaging to address the concerns of a wider voter base.
The artist pivoted their creative style, experimenting with unconventional techniques and exploring new artistic mediums.
In times of adversity, it is crucial for individuals to be able to pivot their perspectives and seek alternative solutions.
The team's agility allowed them to pivot seamlessly between different projects, ensuring timely delivery and high-quality outcomes.

of Pivot

turning, twisting, twirling, spinning,rotating, swinging, wheeling, rolling, swivelling, revolving

No antonyms found.

Amidst the shifting business landscape, the company deftly pivoted its operations to adapt to changing consumer demands.

After encountering setbacks, the team gracefully pivoted their strategy to explore alternative approaches.

The entrepreneur's ability to pivot rapidly enabled them to capitalize on unforeseen opportunities.

The government pivoted its policies to prioritize economic recovery during the global crisis.