Sentence examples for adapted said from inspiring English sources

Well, information technology is now everywhere, and even if prices stop falling and computer power levels off, just making better use of all the new equipment already in place should continue to give some boost to productivity "until everyone is fully adapted," said Joel Mokyr, an economics historian at Northwestern.

George R. R. Martin, author of the "Song of Ice and Fire" novels from which "Game of Thrones" is adapted, said his books, set in a medieval period on a fictional continent called Westeros, were alluding to the historical practice of incest in the Ptolemaic dynasty of ancient Egypt and the European monarchies of more recent centuries, which believed that it kept their bloodlines pure.

"We've had to re-invent ourselves but that's happened pretty quickly and clubs have adapted," said Doncaster.

"We're seeing how our ancestors adapted," said Hélène Rougier, an anthropologist at California State University, Northridge and one of the study authors.

Consumers overseas might not like higher taxes on gasoline, but they've adapted, says Jeroen van der Veer, chief executive of Royal Dutch Shell, the European energy giant.

"It's been a good start the way I have adapted," says the Ecuadorian.

"The PDP just didn't know how to adapt," said Folarin GbadebofSmithe of the Lagos-based Center for Public Policy Alternatives.

"We have to give these species the space to adapt," said Parmesan.

"The times are changing, and we need to adapt," said Jane Garrard, a spokeswoman for Tupperware, which is based in Orlando, Fla.

"You learn to adapt," said Elizabeth Maloa, 17, as she rode in a battered minibus to Sandringham one recent morning.

"You have to adapt," said Ramón Estalella, the secretary general of the Confederation of Spanish Hotels and Tourist Accommodations, commonly known as Cehat.