Sentence examples for adapt under pressure from inspiring English sources

Consider another anniversary that shows that capitalism can be forced to adapt under pressure: It has been nearly 170 years since Engels met Marx in Paris.

And when it makes people uncomfortable and they freeze, I think it says something about not being able to adapt under pressure.

This highlights the potential of M. tuberculosis to diversify and adapt under selective pressure [ 11, 13, 15].

Although uncommon, horizontal transfer of the vanA operon from VRE has led to VRSA, while repeated exposure to vancomycin has allowed staphylococci to adapt under selective pressure leading to the emergence of both VISA and heterogeneous-resistant VISA (hVISA) [ 66, 67].

Elite athletes are characterized by their peers as strongly optimistic and able to adapt and even thrive under pressure [13].

"There is now more gas-to-gas competition, which means the long-term contracts will be under pressure to adapt.

Luggage manufacturers are also under pressure to adapt to changing airport security regulations, which can vary depending on the country and threat level.

But there is little doubt business schools are under pressure to adapt their curriculums, teaching methods and campuses to a changing marketplace.

Planning in these cities is under pressure to adapt to the dynamic urban condition but is constrained by the technical and bureaucratic process of master/development plan making.

Therefore, a resilient building should be able to adapt and remain functional while under pressure from more frequent and severe climatic events.

In addition, sites under positive or neutral selection are likely to adapt to drug pressures and should be avoided as targets.