Sentence examples for adapt early from inspiring English sources

Some riders adapt early on.

She learned to adapt early, as a teenager in a Chicago suburb.

So how do the many parents involved help kids adapt early on to prevent future conflicts as the many changes take place?

One major question in conservation biology is whether natural populations can adapt early enough to the various anthropogenic challenges they are exposed to before they go extinct (Ferrière et al. 2004; Hendry et al. 2011).

Here we adapt earlier versions of LIGNUM designed to model growth of conifers for use with broad-leaved trees.

"The accelerated pace of their operations allows them to be extremely responsive to changes in their environment, catching the need to make changes and adapt earlier than companies with a more rigid, annual process," she writes.

Leading scholars in the field of international relations in recent years have sought to adapt earlier theories and devise new ones to help explain drastic changes in the international system.

The singer had adapted early and enthusiastically to the idea of a woman President.

But Henson often adapted early rejected concepts into later successful ones.

Valleys which adapted early to ice discharge are seen as 'stress-hardened', with their slopes unlikely to reach critical thresholds for failure after subsequent reoccupations by ice.

Yet al Qaeda, led by educated and privileged gadget hounds, adapted early and enthusiastically to the technologies of globalization, and its Arab volunteers managed to evade the Taliban's screen-smashing technology police.