Sentence examples for adapt so much from inspiring English sources

"Universities can adapt so much.

Of greater concern to the ITF is that players can only adapt so much.

"It was very easy to adapt so much of the Reformer work to the floor.

This meant it did not have to adapt so much to more dominant political systems and cultures around it.

They may lose the Islamic credibility they had as opposition forces, or be obliged to change and adapt so much that their political program is abandoned.

In other words, we might not need to adapt so much if we tackle the causes of climate change itself.

Compared with C. grandiflora, C. rubella has a much wider distribution (Hurka and Neuffer 1997), which raises the question of how C. rubella could adapt so seemingly rapidly to a much wider range of environmental conditions than encountered by the genetically much more diverse C. grandiflora.

You adapt surprisingly well, so much so that Ellie comments on your prowess.

On the tailgate, Calagione had stencilled a line adapted from William Carlos Williams: "So much depends on a red wheelbarrow".

Director Tony Cownie doesn't so much adapt Cowley's play as rough it up.

Dumas purists be warned: the Pajama Men don't so much adapt the novel as pickle it in their own loopy imaginations.