Sentence examples for adapting after from inspiring English sources

BLOOMBERG NEWS Failing Gracefullyly in Silicon Valley  |  The online retailer Fab.com, which started as a social network site, is one example of Silicon Valley's culture of adapting after failure, as investors will often continue to fund a company even if it changes significantly, Jenna Wortham reports in The New York Times.

Fig. 5 Normalized histogram of the total number of times that each dimension is adapted after adaptation with τ = 2.

How will they adapt after immersion in American college life?

Ditka, the longtime Chicago Bears coach, never adapted after returning to the New Orleans Saints.

After the 1999 anti-globalisation protests in Seattle and the counter-terrorism measures adapted after September 11, political repression and militarised policing has grown stronger over the past decade.

Leyton Orient could find it tough and Wycombe may struggle to adapt after their stuttering end to their promotion campaign last season.

Conjoined twins have been separated successfully only in infancy, when their bodies have not fully developed and can better adapt after major reconstructive surgery.

A futuristic naval vessel, the DDG-1000 destroyer, was adapted after September 11th's attacks with fancy equipment to make it more able to support far-flung missions.

It seemed likely that Mr. Humphrey and Ms. Yu were caught because they failed to adapt after the rules of the road changed last year.

Those same gooey substances help to slow digestion and to stem any sudden rise of blood sugar, he said, "and the O'odham metabolism may have adapted, after centuries of dependence on these foods".

The report found that the cashless economy – such as peer-to-peer support or resource sharing – is a growing space, but it's taking the sector time to adapt after previously offering funded services.