Sentence examples for adapt to the demand from inspiring English sources

The leaders of these car companies failed to anticipate and adapt to the demand for better vehicles.

I think manufacturers and retailers that can adapt to the demand for small luxuries will be winners in this environment.

The combination of some key technologies of layered modular architecture, AOP development method for non-functional concerns and dynamic system menus brings better maintainability and extensibility to software platform, reduces software investment cost, solves the problem that traditional software can't adapt to the demand change of experimental teaching reform and achieves better practicability.

A lot of newcomers were trying to adapt to the demands of the Premier League.

Proper recovery allows the muscles to repair and adapt to the demands being made of them.

Great players will see it as a test of their skill to adapt to the demands of each.

The visitor was Danny DuBosque, a "coach" hired to help the nonprofit clinic adapt to the demands of the federal health care overhaul.

The biggest criticism aimed at Wenger recently is that he has failed to adapt to the demands and concessions of the Premier League in 2012.

But in the mid-seventies, with the first of a series of awkward attempts to adapt to the demands of the computer era, the noisy, competitive atmosphere began to dissolve.

For studios like Lionsgate that focus almost exclusively on young moviegoers, the rush to 3-D technology is an attempt to adapt to the demands of the texting-while-driving-while-eating crowd.

They said that rather than adapt to the demands of the market, by learning English for example, Italian guides and authorities had instead opted for dirty tactics to take out the competition.