Sentence examples for adapt out from inspiring English sources
'adapt out' is not an accepted English phrase
You could use the phrase 'adapt to' or 'adapt for' to convey a similar meaning. For example: We will need to adapt to the new working conditions. Or We must adapt our curriculum for remote learning.
"We can adapt out of weather, out of sea-level rise, but can we adapt out of CO2?" As the head of the CDC's climate change program, Luber got to offer input for President Obama's recently unveiled climate plan.
"Because of the commitment to our youth, line agencies and implementing partners adapted out-of-the-box ideas in their service delivery to the field.
In developed countries, many rural areas use efficiecny measures to adapt to out-migration.
The enemy is adapting out of necessity.
Keywords — "change," "victory" — are repeated until adapted out of meaning, into self-canceling glyphs.
Only in his later years did he get the credit he deserved, with testimonials from writers with lit-cred, including Martin Amis, and the imprimatur of two of the coolest movie directors of our time: Quentin Tarantino, who turned Rum Punch into the movie Jackie Brown (1997), and Steven Soderbergh, who adapted Out of Sight (1998).
Get that iPod adapted out stat and then we'll talk (me on my demon iPhone and you on your RAZR).
The change has been widespread enough that I think a lot of people have adapted out of necessity and convenience.
He is intelligent and I think he can adapt from an out-and-out striker to being a creator while still weighing in with some goals.
Expanding the powers of federal agents to use wiretaps, surveillance and other investigative methods and to share intelligence information "gives us the technological tools to anticipate, adapt and out-think our terrorist enemy," he said.
The goal: generation of 'neotissues' that the body can adapt to carry out physiological function.
