Sentence examples for adjusted itself to from inspiring English sources

The Army has not completely adjusted itself to counterinsurgency, but it has undergone alterations.

While Boo.com later adjusted itself to allow users with slower connections and Macs to gain access, the changes came too late.

Couture, once written off as old and fusty, has adjusted itself to a new global economic order with more speed and agility than many modern industries.

VW was caught by US authorities last year using defeat device software that detected if a car was being driven under lab test conditions, and adjusted itself to reduce emissions of harmful nitrogen oxide (NOx) pollution.

Following accusations by the US environment protection agency (EPA), the German carmaker admitted on 22 September 2015 that 11m of its diesel cars were equipped with software that detected if the vehicle was being driven under lab test conditions, and adjusted itself to reduce emissions of harmful nitrogen oxide (NOx) pollution.

'I wonder if it wouldn't save a lot of time and disappointment in the end if you and he could come to the same conclusion.' However, literary tastes have changed and the world appears to have adjusted itself to the relative absence of hope in Yates's vision.

Now for a single-family home, she said, "the market is adjusting itself to about $470,000".

It can describe the phenomenon of one organism rhythmically and internally adjusting itself to another.

The fees and regulations have been in flux for the last year, as the Lao government adjusts itself to tourism.

Where the private sector magically adjusts itself to the new reality and leaves everybody else eating its dust?

This is the part that adjusts itself to pathogens encountered by the body, and crafts specific responses to them.