Sentence examples for adapting becoming from inspiring English sources

Perhaps that's why men are adapting, becoming more passive and turning into "metrosexuals," the new term for straight men who are feminized, with a taste for facials, grooming products and home design.

Mexicans who move to the United States adapt, becoming more anxious.

Many pubs have adapted, becoming much less blokeish.

And the intestines of the mice getting extra L-carnitine also adapted, becoming enriched for various classes of bacteria that could more readily convert L-carnitine to TMAO.

This is because bumps adapt, becoming smaller and briefer with brighter backgrounds [ 8, 15, 16].

Apprentices can overcome these uncertainties in the new organization by rapidly adapting and becoming socially integrated.

Is it learning, adapting, and becoming an increasingly more essential piece of a user's workflow?

Adapted from "Becoming a Team Player: Lessons from Professional Athletics," first published in the Negotiation newsletter, October 2009.

Adapted from "Becoming a Team Player – Lessons from Professional Athletics" first published in the October 2009 issue of Negotiation.

As media scholar Michael Schudson has recounted, journalists and news organizations adapted by becoming more probing and analytical, and by asserting themselves more aggressively toward powerful figures.

She has adapted by becoming a keen observer — the quintessential voyeur, whose photographs, some of which are on display at the Renaissance Society at the University of Chicago, reflect both a cool detachment and a quiet yearning.