Sentence examples for acclimated from inspiring English sources

This would give them a year to get acclimated to college academic work while establishing the appropriate priorities.

The move suited Robertson, who acclimated quickly to the Hollywood lifestyle, but the others felt like fish out of water.

As foreign settlements in the tropics evolved into plantation colonies, their populations grew more by importation than by birth, and model speakers for the newcomers consisted more and more of "seasoned" slaves that is, nonnative speakers who had arrived earlier and acclimated to the region and therefore spoke some approximations of the local colonial varieties of relevant European languages.

Gorse has acclimated so readily that it has become a menace, spreading over good and bad land alike, its only virtue being as a nursery for regenerating bush.

The recycled microbes are well acclimated to the sewage environment and readily metabolize the organic materials in the primary effluent.

A more serious type of altitude sickness, high altitude pulmonary edema (HAPE), occurs rarely among newcomers to altitude but more often affects those who have already become acclimated to high elevations and are returning after several days at sea level.

"Once they get acclimated, they'll stop moving around and they won't do anything".

There is a theory going around that the Bo Xilai case will not alter Chinese public attitudes about official abuse because, it is said, the Chinese people have already acclimated to the existence of corruption.

The three days he had spent in Peru had got him accustomed to high elevations, and he was impatient to make the attempt while he still felt acclimated.

But Buddhist voters were still becoming acclimated to the sight of so much self-promotion.

He acclimated Sunny to the sound of orchestras and applause by taking her to a production of "Annie" in Teaneck.