Sentence examples similar to adapted to going from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps the biggest thing for him to adapt to is going from the blistering heat of Townsville to his chilly new base in the north of England".

"Perhaps the biggest thing for him to adapt to is going from the blistering heat of Townsville to his chilly new base in the north of England". Not that Bowen has had much time to get used to the weather.

These findings have important implications for future studies of vernalization and flowering time, and for understanding how plants will adapt to on going and future climate change.

As a result, venue design has adapted to the fact that going to a sporting event is decreasingly about the act of watching the actual event in question.

Building expensive PCs that are adapted to do it is not going to rehabilitate this depressed industry.

If so, spare a thought for the legions of often small, young, entrepreneurial companies that will want to sell you a case, a bag, fancy headphones, a docking device and possibly even a specially adapted pillow to go with it.

The methodology can be easily adapted to slim other ontologies, like GO.

It's about being able to move and change quickly in order to adapt to what's going on in your environment.

So, you adapt to what's going on".

Johnson is this living, breathing institution that adapts to what's going on in the world and anticipates changes.

How will Amani Peter, a young farmer I met in Tanzania, adapt to his well going dry? How will he adapt to his corn withering when the rains stop a month early, as they did last year?