Sentence examples for already being adapted from inspiring English sources

Watson's technology is already being adapted to replace workers in call centers, as well in law, medicine, and even investment banking, Brynjolfsson said.

It's no surprise to learn that this ingenious novel is already being adapted for the screen — what a shame Rickman isn't around to star in it.

It is already being adapted to look for faults in microelectronic circuits, and it might eventually be used to test mechanical components made of stainless steel or carbon fibre for structural integrity.

While writing The French Lieutenant's Woman, he was working on the screenplay for the film adaptation of The Magus; The Collector had already been adapted as a film released in 1965, gaining him further popular attention.

Living their slavery from their birth, simply this is their fate, having already been adapted not to demand and claim but as dubious beings shaped to be, they stand "in the corner," preys of their man's decision who dominates and possesses their lives.

Mr. van der Linden's Furby has already been adapted to play standard WAV files.

A film of Victory was made in 1996 starring Sam Neill, Willem Dafoe and Rufus Sewell, but it had already been adapted several times, including a 1919 silent version featuring Lon Chaney Sr and again in 1930 as Dangerous Paradise.

But the shepherdess is probably borrowed from the work of the Victorian artist Walter Crane, whose children's book illustrations had already been adapted and mass-produced as popular tile designs.

Although Chandler's Marlowe novels had already been adapted twice for the screen including a 1942 version of the same story Murder, My Sweet marked the first appearance of the Marlowe character himself.

One of them, in water management — a historical strength in a country where 21 percent of the population live below sea level — has already been adapted by the University of Bandung, in Malaysia.

But Little pointed out that the book has already been adapted for film by Terry Gilliam, starring Johnny Depp, and "so it's not like it's the first time the book has come around in a different medium, so why not comics?" "It's a dream job for a guy like me," he said.