Sentence examples for adapted as well from inspiring English sources

Islam clearly has a problem with fundamentalism and violence, and it hasn't adapted as well to modernity as some other religions.

"Having played NRL with the Tigers and Super League with a couple of clubs, he's going to give us a really good understanding of the style of play that can be adapted as well as incorporating our own style.

Physical space has become less important, information is ubiquitous, and social relations have adapted as well.

Proof of Bitcoin's disruption is evident, for example, with credit card companies, which have not adapted as well to the online currency movement.

Therefore, the German names and addresses had to be replaced with Swiss names and addresses, and the program code had to be adapted as well.

In a modular assembly system having uncoupled workstations and a flexible transportation of products, however, the methods of production planning need to be adapted as well.

Rebels and cynics don't adapt as well to enforced conformity as obedient apple polishers.

I wanted to create a dish just from these ingredients: it would serve as both a warning, but also a reminder that chefs need to adapt as well.

Ganso, being neither physically imposing nor swift on his feet, would likely struggle to adapt as well as the aforementioned players did.

However, should this new principle of the preventive use of force come to be seen as legitimate in international affairs, Russia will have no choice but to adapt as well, and to act in order to ensure its national interests.

While that may not sound like many years, the scientists said the emissions cuts would buy critical time for nature and for human society to adapt, as well as for development of technologies that might help further reduce emissions.