Sentence examples for Quick adapt from inspiring English sources

"But if you are new you want to help the team, settle in quick, adapt quick".

And colleagues say he was quick to adapt to each client, an essential skill.

"You need to be very quick to adapt your voice," she said.

"Governments, educational institutions and professional associations have been far too quick to adapt the test for whatever agenda they have.

Mr. Manze's fellow musicians took his seemingly improvised embellishments and variations in their stride and were quick to adapt to changing situations.

Estancieros have proved quick to adapt to changing markets, switching breeds and supplementing alfalfa feed with grain sorghum in order to produce leaner meat.

Yarrow is reported as praising the country "very interesting and necessary part of the European offering," while also calling its financial sector "nimble", "bright" and quick to adapt.

Having already scored 25 Premier League goals since a switch from Vitesse to Swansea, the Ivorian was quick to adapt to the physical nature of the English game.

The most daring and quick to adapt was poetry, clearly because it was aimed at a smaller, more sophisticated and receptive audience.

And it seems the street workers, or lucciole – fireflies – as the Italian press calls them, have been quick to adapt to the authorities' new interest in their business.

Mystery spinners are usually more effective early in their careers because the mystery wears off but Narine has shown himself quick to adapt.