Sentence examples for adapting very from inspiring English sources

And by and large Europeans are not adapting very well.

He's a player that moved from Real to Napoli six months ago, he's doing very well, he's adapting very well to Italy.

An expert report for Scottish Natural Heritage said the beavers were adapting very easily but were posing serious challenges for farmers, landowners and drainage systems in some places along the river Tay which could require intervention.

"We are not adapting very well," said Dr. Daniel Higgins, the medical director of emergency service at St. Francis Medical Center in Lynwood, Calif., where 27percentt of the patients are uninsured and emergency room visits have risen 13percentt in five years.

This follows a pattern across the region, by which state-building elites took historically reliable means of social organization and cloaked them in national sovereignty and legitimacy, adapting very traditional forms of social relations to the new realities of rentier or semi-rentier states.

"We had a lot of changes (in the summer) but we brought good players in and they are adapting very fast.

They adapted very well to the circumstances, wherever they went.

"They have come here and adapted very quickly.

"I hope I adapt very quickly," he said.

We have three or four new players who have adapted very well, very quickly.

Adapted, very loosely, by Martin Scorsese, in 2002, it remains Asbury's best-known work.