Sentence examples for adapted to keep from inspiring English sources

As work changed in the white-collar revolution, Labour policies adapted to keep up.

But being at school with middle-class mates whose arguments were backed up by opinion pieces in broadsheets, I adapted to keep up.

He figured out that devices that keep concrete vibrating can be adapted to keep oil in Alaskan storage tanks from freezing.

In between the mucins is a soup of nutrients and chemicals adapted to keep germs close, but not too close.

Once established, SEN must be monitored if their design is to be adapted to keep their dynamics within a safe and socially just operating space.

Our generation has experienced many social upheavals; from the Vietnam War to the Internet and through each economic downturn and uptick, we've changed and adapted to keep from being left behind.

Under apartheid, she says, "I chose to adapt, to keep my children and myself alive.

It observes that bus services "must adapt to keep up with housing development, employment growth and other changes".

It's vital we adapt to keep up with the changing demands of the people who use them or they risk becoming obsolete.

But the biggest challenge is whether the legal system will adapt to keep pace with new financial products, so that it protects the most vulnerable in South African society.

Nevertheless, intuitions about what makes a text must adapt to keep pace with the times.