Sentence examples for adapting to a world from inspiring English sources
He came out on parole in 1978 but found great difficulty adapting to a world that had changed while he was inside.
We should certainly cut our greenhouse-gas emissions, but focus most of our efforts on adapting to a world that, sooner or later, will turn troublesome beyond words.
Industry, meanwhile, is adapting to a world where scientific goods can come from anywhere — and fewer scientists work on abstract problems unrelated to the market.
At least in theory, most western governments agree that they should be adapting to a world where the enemy's location, character (a state or a terrorist cell?) and strength are impossible to predict.
In contemplating the coming decades, Congress should remember that international finance will be changing rapidly, and that the future can be secured only by adapting to a world of unfolding new rules, ideas and technologies.
His book argues that the scale of the climate-change problem and the difficulty of reconciling greenery with development demands a new political approach.The result is a wide-ranging book that covers everything from renewable energy to carbon trading and the practicalities of adapting to a world with deeper seas and fiercer weather.
These days, workers are told that they need to adapt to a world of perpetual change, constantly reinventing themselves.
Philip Cohen persuasively asserts that we should stop bemoaning this change and adapt to a world in which fewer adults marry.
Because it lets them believe that we don't have to adapt to a world of expensive gas.
The Bundeswehr has been slow to adapt to a world in which conventional war in defence of the homeland is unlikely.
