Sentence examples for adapting to working from inspiring English sources

Lombardi was far better on audio — discussing his upbringing, his faith and his philosophy, and adapting to working with the Giants after years of high school and college coaching.

In his article, Gawande notes that despite the many challenges of adapting to working (and living) on a business software platform, software is eating the world for a good reason: to improve outcomes for consumers.

Make sure people adapt to working with you, not vice versa.

Andeans and Tibetans are superbly adapted to working at high altitudes; Eskimos excel on psychomotor tasks performed under low-temperature stress.

"[But] he couldn't adapt to working life.

Domenicali said that Raikkonen "has respect for Alonso and will have to adapt to working with him".

The main advantage of the designed TAS is that it has the ability to change and adapt to working conditions.

At first, recruitment proved tricky, as local graduates tended to have an academic frame of mind, not adapted to working in industry.

"How they, plus other new coaches Nick Walshe and John Muggleton, adapt to working with a squad that they inherited from someone else's vision - and how the players adapt to what is asked of them - may prove to be Gloucester's biggest challenge".

Another respondent (FP2) reported the need for time to adapt to working in accordance with the current version of the CS, before a new update is introduced.

Furthermore, knowing that a chronic disease is at stake, companies and their medical officers should not only focus on return to work, but also support their chronically ill employees to adapt to working with a chronic illness.