Sentence examples for adaption for from inspiring English sources

To see that much tragedy on a daily basis we have to become numb, it's an adaptation for our survival, it's an adaption for my survival.

"Seychelles believes that climate adaption for debt swaps is more than debt relief – it's a way of taking the narrative of victimhood and replacing it with one of dynamism, fighting for a solution for islands," he says.

The Thrift Savings Plan was essentially an adaption for federal workers of various retirement plans, principally the 401 k), as it is known, which were passing the tax committees in the 1970's and 1980's.

That honor went to an American, Barry Nelson, who in 1954 played a character called Jimmy Bond in an hour-long Casino Royale adaption, for a CBS anthology series called Climax!

Neurobiologist Mark Changizi's work suggests these temporary wrinkles, which do not appear elsewhere on the body, are "rain treads" and "clues to an ancient adaption for gripping in the rainy forests where human ancestors lived some 10m years ago".

This was an excellent adaption for television that perhaps surpassed the much vaunted original (though many will disagree)." Danboy What we said: "What could have been a disappointing movie rehash turned out to be a brilliantly original, superbly cast masterpiece" "Original, subtle, brilliantly acted and very, very, English".

In fact, it's been argued that being big was a necessary pre-adaption for the successful colonization of remote oceanic islands.

Pinnipeds have several adaptions for reducing drag.

Here we report a functional comparison of the two strategies for generation of DCs from human monocytes with adaptions for large-scale clinical use.

The dialectical behavior therapy and their adaptions for adolescents [ 132, 133] are the best evaluated treatment concepts to improve these skills.

Finally, in both Nigeria and China, suboptimal translations and or cultural adaptions for either the happiness question or the EURO-D may have led to an underestimation of the correlations between these variables.