The phrase "adapt obstacles" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of adjusting to challenges or difficulties, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In order to succeed, we must learn to adapt to the obstacles we face along the way."
Alternatives: "overcome challenges" or "adjust to difficulties".
By continually adapting to obstacles set up by Facebook and the security industry, "Koobface is the one that made it big," he said.
My teaching experience helped me to develop skills in organizing, adapting to obstacles, and communicating with broad audiences.
The latter scenario, albeit simpler, might yet turn out to be easier to achieve, Airoldi remarks, as cancer cells could find "alternative strategies to adapt to the biological obstacles being put in their path".
Even given the innate abilities of children to adapt, and with the obstacles Murdoch throws their way, allowing Carey and Jenessa to take so quickly to domestic life with their father and his wife — when the sisters were supposed to have experienced "Nell -like isolatioNell -likea waste of dramatisolationbilitieseems
Similar approaches could be adapted for stationary obstacles, too such as skyscrapers or wind turbines to help reduce collisions.
They've adapted to legal obstacles before, and will do so again, but the suddenness of the ban and the confusion it has caused will hit the marginalized hardest.
But anecdotally, she observes, the ability of women and minorities to adapt to and overcome social obstacles seems to make them better team players.
Businesses will need every tool they can get as they adapt to the new antiterror obstacles, for ignoring the grains of sand now may result in jamming the gears of commerce later.
Businesses will need every tool they can get as they adapt to the new antiterror obstacles, for ignoring the grains of sand now may jam the gears of commerce later.
