Sentence examples for able to adapt it from inspiring English sources

There's nothing inconsistent about being able to adapt it to a new, 21st century use".

"Have you ever heard of a government programme that gets criticised because middle-class people want to use it?" The real success of the programme, Eisenstadt argues, was the way politicians and civil servants were able to adapt it in response to evaluations.

Because OSCAR can be customised by different dictionaries, we have been able to adapt it to process reports of atmospheric chemistry and, more generally, atmospheric science.

Learning how to apply a strategy does not guarantee that students will use it when the opportunity arises or be able to adapt it to new, but appropriate, situations.

During music therapy, children seemed to access their potential and were even able to adapt it to another setting such as in the test situation.

However, a one-size-fits-all curriculum, with teachers not readily able to adapt it, has limited realizing optimal learning outcomes for the variety of participants involved.

The larger systems are still in the planning stages or running pilot programs, but because of New York Waterway's modest scale, it was able to adapt its entire system all at once.

Sir Christopher Wren was able to adapt its form almost exactly for St Paul's.

"And in some of these small west-side towns, it's going to hit the people who are least able to adapt to it".

This year I've been able to adapt to it more".

You have to be able to adapt, because it's a different climate out here".