Sentence examples for absorb and adapt from inspiring English sources

Whatever is attractive in your cuisine, I can absorb and adapt it".

The key question is not whether other countries' researchers, farmers and entrepreneurs have the potential to absorb and adapt available technology.

In most professions, and even, for that matter, in the scientific community, competition insures that, over time, good ideas are diffused through the whole system: people who don't absorb and adapt fail.

DfID [Department for International Development], for example, is now moving towards a multi-year humanitarian funding model which means that the aid agencies they fund will be able to do more to support people's needs and strengthen their ability to absorb and adapt to ongoing and future shocks.

to absorb and adapt to existing and anticipated shocks and stresses while strengthening their capacities to transform/overcome to a level where these stresses are no longer relevant.

And New Orleans culture met them halfway, absorbing and adapting what they had to offer.

Not all are purely Aztec, since they absorbed and adapted the treasures and myths of other peoples from the region.

It should not be a surprise, then, that other countries reinvent their cuisine, absorbing and adapting what pleases and fits.

Every modern-day mountain summit shot owes a debt to Friedrich's painting, and UE has absorbed and adapted the same image.

The world I draw is the interior landscape of my own personal obsessions and of cultures I have absorbed and adapted, from Latvian folk art to Japanese screens.

A Jewish Reformation never took place in the Sephardic world because the Sephardim continued to maintain fidelity to their traditions while absorbing and adapting the ideas and trends of the world they lived in.