Sentence examples for adapting if from inspiring English sources

But I do think that Old Media are capable of adapting, if they have the will.

It seems just the sort of thing that Almodóvar might feel like adapting if he remains in his current downbeat mood, but you wonder if he'll allow himself some jokes in it.

Mass migration is a good way of adapting if the alternative is sitting still and starving; to people who live where the migrants turn up it may look awfully like an unwelcome impact.Its frequently private and slightly blurry nature is not the only reason why adaptation has been marginalised.

Current adaptation was measured as the percentage decrease in current amplitude over the course of the stimulus plateau; currents were classified as slowly adapting if the current amplitude at the end of the stimulus was >75% of the peak amplitude.

The profile of the current was characterized as Slowly Adapting if it had a half time of inactivation over 10 ms, and Transient if it had a half time of inactivation under 10 ms. For each neuron, the current exhibiting the largest amplitude was analyzed and characterized for profile and peak amplitude.

He will not adapt; if the team cannot be built around him, he retreats and withdraws.

Africa has to adapt if our future is to be better than our past.

They must adapt if they want to stay in the game.

That's what I love about Danya -- her ability to adapt if she finds she has harbored a prejudicial assumption".

But the medium he ran was the medium of the future, and CBS's radio correspondents adapted, if reluctantly.

But as George Buckenham said, we really don't know what's going to happen so we've got to be prepared to adapt if it doesn't work.