Sentence examples for adapting their practices from inspiring English sources

Publishers are constantly adapting their practices to help hold down student spending, and stay abreast of students' learning styles.

Rather than constantly fighting the disorder of the system, some classes learned to harness it, adapting their practices and assumptions accordingly.

Many organisations are now adapting their practices to meet government legislative targets (e.g. reducing carbon emissions) and consider the environmental, social and economic performance of buildings.

Village lands tend to be managed at very fine spatial scales (≤ 30 m), with managers both adapting their practices to existing variation in soils and terrain (e.g., fertile plains vs. infertile slopes) and also altering soil fertility and even terrain by terracing, irrigation, fertilizing, and other land use practices.

Orchestras are taking this seriously, and adapting their practices in order to be in tune with the next generation.

Thus, when a decision was implemented, clinicians complied by adapting their practices as much as they could.

While guidelines on task shifting and recommendations on transforming health professional education exist, this study provides new evidence that countries in the ECSA region face obstacles to adapting their practice and education regulations accordingly.

Graziers urgently need unambiguous advice and practical assistance to help them adapt their practices to maintain scattered trees in the long term.

Does anyone think teachers shouldn't adapt their practices to make sure that child is well catered for?

In fact, changing these directives could be costly for businesses, as they have already adapted their practices to meet them, and they would have to start all over again if the laws are changed.

It is also likely to enrage the Chinese authorities, who deny that they censor the Internet and are accustomed to having major foreign companies adapt their practices to Chinese norms.