Sentence examples similar to adaptable anything from inspiring English sources

The plant is functionally dead, and a building designed in the late 1950s and opened in 1967 to turn coal into electricity isn't readily adaptable to anything else (Tate Modern is the exception that proves the rule).

Unlike seed banks, moreover, nature is anything but ossified: it is gloriously adaptable.

Eiland feels that he has maturity "beyond his years," and Hughes's adaptable personality gives the Yankees confidence that he could handle anything.

Al Qaeda and other groups are popularly described as being all over the world, adaptable, resilient, needing little higher-level organization, and capable of anything.

He was dapper & adaptable & a born opportunist but he didn't amount to anything in Germany.

If the increasingly cumbersome screening process has proved anything, however, it's that travelers are a highly adaptable species.

Humans are very adaptable, and it's true that you can get used to anything given enough time.

One thing institutions should have learned by now from a history of sorry experiences is that when an arts building is designed to be adaptable to everything, it can wind up being not especially good for anything.

Pigeons are highly adaptable; they nest in a wide variety of locations and will eat almost anything.

Maybe you'd dig all-wheel drive and a constantly adaptable suspension as well, not to mention R-only inthators that don't look anything like the Volvo your Great-Uncle Olaf drove?

This threshold-style action system is at the heart of Kickstarter (pledge whatever you like, but no one has to spend anything unless enough money is raised to see the project to completion) and it's utterly adaptable to elections.