Sentence examples for Less adaptable from inspiring English sources
Flynn believes it's unfair to assume that older workers are less adaptable.
It is imperfect, frustrating and unwieldy, less adaptable or commercially efficient than, say, Facebook.
But what would have happened if his genius had been less adaptable?
Others, like the hartebeests (Alcelaphinae), which inhabit savannas and grasslands, are less adaptable.
McCain, a third-generation military aristocrat who got where he is through pure bullheaded determination, is less adaptable.
Their creativity and passion enabled them to subdue – and in some cases even destroy – less adaptable giants remarkably quickly.
Will I be loved for who I am? Technology could be making us less sexually adaptable.
The development of a method that saves processing steps may be valuable, as studies warranting LCM are tedious time consuming, making them less easily adaptable to clinical pathology settings followed by small amounts of DNA extraction.
Creatures less useful or adaptable get short shrift: the extinction rate is running far higher than during normal geological periods.Recycling the planetHow frightened should people be about this?
Despite the fact that older workers are considered to be more reliable (McGregor and Gray 2002) and to have better business ethics, they are perceived as less flexible or adaptable, less productive and having higher salary expectations (Henkens and Schippers 2008).
The brilliant Annie Leonard-narrated Story of Electronics (www.storyofstuff.com) shows the relationship between companies taking responsibility for their stuff and longer lasting, modularly adaptable, less toxic electronics.
