Sentence examples for adapting better to from inspiring English sources

"They are also adapting better to the airflow because they're so flexible".

He keeps his hands lower now, and has adapted better to pitchers' patterns.

Ronnie Nunn, the N.B.A.'s director of officials, said no one had adapted better to the game's demands than Bavetta.

However, other industries with long traditions, even if smaller in scale, have adapted better to a changed economic environment.

In the past few years, we haven't had the one-off play, and plays adapt better to television than they do to film".

Hospital staff have found that children often adapt better to a hospital if their parents stay with them for as long as possible.

But the women adapted better to the shortened sleep time, using the time more effectively and enjoying more deep sleep than the men.

Mrs. Provost has replaced them with five native rhododendron plants in the hope that they will adapt better to local climatic conditions.

In animals, similar daily rhythms are usually acquired, but in experimental conditions animals nevertheless tend to adapt better to a 24-hour rhythm than to any other.

The likes of the University of Phoenix, with 450,000 students, have adapted better to change via online offerings and scheduling flexibility.

There is plenty of evidence to suggest that Brazilians, Argentines and other South Americans adapt better to the Spanish and Italian leagues, where the rhythm and pace is closer to that of their upbringing.