Sentence examples for adapting to their from inspiring English sources
They were curious about how I was adapting to their life -- sleeping, cleaning, eating.
Many students have no trouble adapting to their new university's culture.
Like anything else, there are good and bad artists using the life-cast, and adapting to their own ends.
By adapting to their contemporary hosts, these "future" bacteria had lost their advantage against the earlier hosts.
He understood the players and their footballing culture and was prepared to listen to them, adapting to their personalities.
Re "Shop Smart": As the article points out, despite advances in technology, many people have difficulty adapting to their hearing aids and do not use them.
Guests are given a special pin to wear, which connects them to the home's tech devices, adapting to their pre-declared tastes in music, art, temperature and lighting.
The smartest tycoons in Moscow are behaving as Charles Darwin would advise -- adapting to their new environment by lying low and acting loyal.
It was intended to refute a prevailing postwar myth: that higher education kept women from adapting to their roles as wives and mothers.
Other cave-dwelling fishes unrelated to the Amblyopsidae have, in adapting to their habitat, also tended toward blindness and pale colouring.
The magazine publishing industry withstood these incidents like survivors of a nuclear holocaust in some far-fetched science fiction story, waiting for the fallout to dissipate and adapting to their surroundings to build a new future.
