Sentence examples for adapting much from inspiring English sources

"He's adapting much quicker than lots of front men who come to the Premier League from abroad.

I don't want to be too sceptical because The Peanuts movie director is clearly a genius when it comes to adapting much loved childhood stories (Martino adapted Dr Seuss's Horton Hears a Who! which is obviously a masterpiece) and because I haven't seen the results yet, but he seems to be confusing Charlie Brown with another Peanuts character.

Mann sees one company in particular that is adapting much more quickly than the studios: Netflix.

They offered a well-regulated, high-quality product, but they didn't adapt much either.

The engine makers say they can adapt much of the technology now used to power Boeing's wide-body 777.

Even when the changes are huge — positive or negative — most people adapt much more quickly and completely than they expected.

The documents assert that Mr. Ray adapted much of his approach from his years as an "internal trainer" with AT&T.

G.M. would adapt much of the X-car hardware, with improvements, to build more successful front-drive models.

If nothing else, its largely informal economy allows it to adapt much faster than the major labels in the US or Europe.

In the same period, countries inside the European Union with major ethnic minorities and fault lines have adapted much more successfully, though not without great strain.

Experts reckon students can adapt much better if they have a few practical life skills in their armoury, which involves a little forward planning.