Sentence examples for adapting readily from inspiring English sources

The Islamic State has used surveillance drones on the battlefield for some time, but the attacks — all targeting Iraqi troops — have highlighted its success in adapting readily accessible technology into a potentially effective new weapon.

Financial institutions like Wells Fargo are adapting readily to a digitally demanding customer base in an effort to stay competitive.

The results of our experiments show that the proposed distributed system adapts readily to changes in the sensing environment, but this higher level of adaptability is at the cost of overall efficiency.

"These traits allow them to adapt readily to changing environmental conditions," Gillander said.

He is recovering from a nervous breakdown, and adapts readily to the quiet country, his log cabin.

Some people will adapt readily to the new rules a few may even surprise you but others will not thrive.

Such traders have adapted readily to the foreign exchange market because currencies tend to move in long-term trends.

Richard Nixon's resignation speech is, of course, the Magna Carta of the genre, now adapted readily for sporting purposes.

The military's preferred approach to building its new capabilities has been to adapt readily available commercial technology to keep costs down.

The cellular structure of the human brain, scientists have discovered, adapts readily to the tools we use to find, store and share information.

The Inuit adapted readily to the opportunities for casual employment, and many were quick to abandon their seminomadic trapping and hunting existence for life in the settlements.