Sentence examples for able to adapt better from inspiring English sources
Russia are probably more tactically adept than England so may be able to adapt better to Capello's principles.
The home side proved they were able to adapt better to the extreme conditions and eventually won 34-20.
Thus, they are able to adapt better to the changing nature of shot characteristics as we move along in the video sequence.
Although it is affected by deforestation, it is able to adapt better than other species, due to its ability to feed on abundant leaves and its ability to live in a limited amount of space.
For example, populations with variation at thermal-sensitive loci would be able to adapt better than those lacking variation.
As ecosystems are transformed, "weedy-type species might be able to adapt and expand better than the original species," he says.
The CEO reflected, "Our best people are better able to adapt to local cultures….They are less likely to let language differences shade their assessments of performance.
And, indeed, research shows that organizations with proactive employees perform better: they maintain their profitability in highly dynamic work environments, in part because they are better able to adapt to changing circumstances.
The process of finding ways to better understand cultural segments of the population helps organizations gain skills and methods for being better able to adapt to all individuals and their unique health needs.
