Sentence examples for afraid of adapting from inspiring English sources

So, don't be afraid of adapting recipes to suit your own tastes.

Leicester City have had great success with 4-4-2 this season but last night Claudio Ranieri was not afraid to adapt for the sake of the occasion.

Do the Portuguese and Spanish leagues hold an advantage over British clubs in terms of immigration rules or are managers afraid of them not adapting to English football?

The piece, "Who's Afraid of Ai Weiwei," is adapted from her upcoming documentary "Ai Weiwei: Never Sorry".

Among her books are the New York Times best seller "The Witch Who Was Afraid of Witches," which she adapted into a musical and short animated film, the I-Can-Read classic "Summer," and "The Simon & Schuster Book of Greek Gods and Heroes".

In other words, people who aren't afraid of challenges and who can adapt to change and grow with the company.

He told another psychologist, Craig Haney, that he was afraid of how well he'd been "adapting to the painfulness".

There was the one about the devil who was afraid of his wife; the one he adapted from the Roman playwright Terence; and then there was "The Mandrake," a satiric, bawdy, often scatological farce involving the timeless trio of aspiring lover, stupid husband, and venal priest, all conspiring to get a Renaissance Sophia Loren into bed.

"Merkel is slowly adapting to different times because she is afraid of not jumping on the train in time," said Stefan Kornelius, foreign editor of the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung.

"Life is getting back to normal; we are adapting to the situation, but we are still afraid of bombs," said Rana al-Bidhani, 22, a linguistics student.

Warning against "hostile rigidity" by traditionalists he said: "God is not afraid of new things… We are making every effort to adapt ways and methods... to the changing conditions of society".