Sentence examples for aggressively adapt from inspiring English sources
The letter that Chris Hughes wrote to New Republic readers to announce his takeover of the magazine: In the next era of The New Republic, we will aggressively adapt to the newest information technologies without sacrificing our commitment to serious journalism.
In the next era of The New Republic, we will aggressively adapt to the newest information technologies without sacrificing our commitment to serious journalism.
An "invasive" species is one that is aggressively adapting to its new digs in the Everglades.
As a center for trade and travel between the U.S., the Caribbean, and South America, South Florida is especially vulnerable to invasive species, or species of plants and animals that adapt aggressively to conditions in the Everglades, allowing them to reproduce faster and grow larger than they would naturally in their native environments.
Hard-sell doesn't begin to describe this aggressively eager show, adapted from the 1967 movie musical of the same title.
"Transregional terrorists and criminal networks continue to adapt and expand aggressively," Rodriguez told committee members.
Species that adapt the most aggressively to conditions in the Everglades, by spreading quickly or competing with native species that are sometimes threatened or endangered, are called "invasive".
To support HFT practices, trading venues such as the stock exchanges have to overhaul their existing infrastructures, set up new trading and pricing rules, and adapt to changing market microstructures, which will enable them to compete for market share more aggressively.
