Sentence examples for and adapted to changing from inspiring English sources

The White House insisted that President Bush had consulted intensively with his generals and adapted to changing circumstances.

The approach to the management of an MPE should be individualized and adapted to changing circumstances.

While still trying to address EmOC staff shortages, the quantitative objectives of health policies should be revisited, updated and adapted to changing contexts.

For companies which are holding their own in troubling times, success also comes from embracing change and adapting to changing conditions.

Such actionable knowledge is less concerned with describing the system, identifying general patterns of causality or predicting future impacts of climate change, than with designing options, reflexively monitoring their effects, and adapting to changing circumstances.

They will continue to focus on priorities such as dealing with current funding uncertainties and adapting to changing government priorities".

Marijuana telephone delivery services, one of Manhattan's more creative cottage industries, are swelling in numbers and adapting to changing times.

Brain size has previously been linked to the ability of animals of various species to develop new behaviors and adapt to changing environments.

Canberra's militarised "solution" to refugees is admired in many parts of Europe because it represents an ideology far easier to process and sell than identifying and adapting to changing global migration patterns.

The AEA is designed to take advantage of highly distributed computer architectures and adapt to changing problems.

The Council of Europe's system for the protection of human rights is constantly evolving, and adapting to changing realities and at the same time modifying them.