Sentence examples for adaptable having from inspiring English sources

The house finch, a songbird native to the Western desert, has proved to be highly adaptable, having rapidly colonized the Eastern states after its release on Long Island in the early 1940's.

On the flip side, we are more adaptable, having been all things to all people for so long.

There was a point at which I could have taken on more films, but I chose theatre because it is much more adaptable to having a life.

So, yes, liberals still exist, and they seem to be an adaptable lot, having learned how to survive in a decidedly harsh environment, much like Arctic mammals.

I've always considered myself a very adaptable person, having moved from one place to another and worked in different environments with a variety of people.

As we've seen again and again on this show: Being a ruler doesn't make you smart, cunning or adaptable, and having power doesn't disguise your limitations, it often exposes them.

Since then the compact, cheap and adaptable vehicles have spread to every corner of the globe.

Understated, distinctive and supremely adaptable, it has made its way into music around the world.

But Mr Putin, who remains the most important man in Russia, is also extremely adaptable and has trodden carefully.

Immediately recognisable and easily adaptable, it has survived essentially unchanged from its inception as a symbol of the wheel in 1908.

Both of these breakfasts are so adaptable, I've given a basic master recipe to follow (see Flavour Map, top right) and a few suggestions of favourite flavours for you to try as the seasons change.