Sentence examples for Adaptable from inspiring English sources

This shows how adaptable public services have been so far, and, the fact that, in historic terms, that when retrenchment began they were relatively fully funded.

Never mind, their own adaptable consciences are clear.

You'll need to be adaptable, able to write for different audiences and aware of appropriate tones, messaging and mediums.

Equally challenging is the prime minister's strategy of negotiating a "new settlement" with a reformed Europe that is "more flexible, more adaptable, more open".

The presence of leopards living alongside humans is a case of two highly adaptable species sharing space, says Athreya, who calls the animals "living ghosts" for their ability to be elusive.

In our years of working in Haiti, we've shown that humanure composting is easily adaptable, and you don't need to rely on custom-made or imported equipment.

Showing that Android Wear is just as adaptable on a smartwatch as Android is on a smartphone, Wear Mini Launcher is a custom application launcher for your watch.

Peter Wilding, director of the Centre for British Influence, said: "We support the prime minister's call for a more 'flexible adaptable and open Europe' and we will need positive partnership to achieve that, not threatened exit".

That Britain's national interest is best served in a flexible, adaptable and open European Union.

Part of the answer is that the coyote is clever, extremely adaptable and reproduces quickly.

In many countries, loan-classification rules are so adaptable that banks can make bad loans look good simply by lending more to their distressed borrowers, a process known as evergreening.