Sentence examples for adapted to some from inspiring English sources

My parents adapted to some things in America reluctantly.

Nevertheless, it is not a necessary assumption of evolutionary theory that every feature of every organism is adapted to some purpose, much less optimally adapted.

Pegging to an inconvertible yuan could destroy Hong Kong's role as an international financial centre, Mr Liu argues.Over time Hong Kong has adapted to some of the peg's constraints.

The Hebrew script has been adapted to some other languages, such as Arabic, Turkish (for the Karaite people of Crimea), and so forth, but particularly to German hence, Yiddish and Spanish hence, Ladino, or Judeo-Spanish.

Yarima adapted to some things very quickly.

To be rapidly adapted to some new environment, we proposed the control network so that robots can be adapted to some new environment rapidly.

He was adapting to some facts about human fulfillment.

Why do people adapt to some new technologies and not to others?

We can limit climate instability and adapt to some of the changes we see now.

Are wolverines capable of adapting to some activities, or some levels of human activity?

The two explanations, which are not incompatible, both envisage human institutions as adapting to some important improvement in available resources.