Sentence examples for adapting just from inspiring English sources

For instance, rather than tasking yourself with re-writing your whole CV, set yourself the goal of adapting just the personal statement at the top of your CV.

Ultimately, though, our culture is adapting just as quickly as the networks are.

Plus, with women surpassing men in the realm or education and replacing men as the family breadwinners in recent years, egalitarian relationships are becoming the norm -- and men seem to be adapting just fine.

High ratings of community functioning were associated with transforming followed by adapting, only just coping, resisting and not coping, in that order.

I also think Tod Williams's "The Door in the Floor" is an excellent adaptation of "A Widow for One Year"; he smartly adapted just the first third of that novel, when the character of Ruth (the eponymous widow) is still a little girl.

Douby and Singleton have adapted just fine.

They have had to adapt just as fast as they had learned to install drywall and unclog pipes.

We should recognize that the power grid needs to evolve and adapt, just like any other successful living creature.

In total, the BPA has said that it could cost up to £50m to adapt just Britain's parking meters.

"Cats don't adapt just like that when they go into a strange environment," Ms. Austin says.

He predicted she would learn to navigate the Senate because she knows how to adapt, just as she adapted during her campaign to become a better candidate.