Sentence examples for adapted ahead of from inspiring English sources

Pressed on the issue of whether every vending machine in the country would have to be adapted ahead of the changeover, Mr Mills said it was a 'possibility' and a 'likelihood'likelihood

"While we appreciate that these changes will mean these businesses operate differently during Games-time, we are confident that the comprehensive programme of engagement has given them every opportunity to adapt ahead of their implementation".

China may not be on a road to Jeffersonian democracy, but the Party has a great deal of adapting ahead of it if it intends to maintain control.

One of Citi's hallmarks throughout our 200-year history has been our ability to spot trends first and adapt and innovate ahead of them.

Going forward, we will constantly adapt our tactics to stay ahead of the enemy and give our troops the tools and equipment they need to succeed.

But using fixed rules is a problem because Internet fraudsters don't play by a fixed set of rules – they're always adapting their tricks to stay ahead of the preventative techniques.

One shortcoming to past and current therapies are centered on the tumor's innate ability to adapt and remain one step ahead of treatment regimens.

There's no pretending libraries in the UK haven't got a struggle ahead of them to adapt, but adaptation is the answer.

It's not surprising that the private-sector, new-economy companies are ahead of government in adapting to the networked society, but if progressives want a victory in the world of ideas and policy — and not just a couple of good election cycles — they are going to have to stop talking F.D.R, J.F.K. and L.B.J. and start thinking eBay, Google and Wiki.

The environment for such intervention could be extremely hostile, with no friendly ports or land bases and every likelihood of adversaries who are using ballistic missiles, or chemical and biological weaponry.America is ahead of Europe in adapting to these new challenges.

"And the game changes so quickly that you have to adapt and learn how to stay ahead of those changes".