Sentence examples for are even adapted from inspiring English sources

Several types live in aquatic environments, and others reside in terrestrial ones; some groups are even adapted for flight.

They are even adapting to the "tried-and-true" method of using bed nets.

The Dambusters March made the Top Ten in 1955, circled the charts for a year and was even adapted as a hymn tune.

He's even adapted some lessons from improv to the role of CEO: "When you're on stage with no script, it teaches you to live in a scary moment and still perform, which is great training for a young company".

Nevertheless, nearly all the South American extinct large and mega-mammals were adapted to open environments, and many of them were even adapted to arid ones (see [ 30], and references therein).

Moreover, further development and optimization of current approaches and newly emerging technologies such as next-generation sequencing, combined with a better understanding of complex phenotypes and nonconventional yeasts, pave the way to obtain yeasts that are even better adapted to their industrial tasks.

For instance, the possibility that local adaptation of focal species becomes less critical when that species' enemies are even less well adapted, suggests the value of an integrated 'evolutionary impact assessments' at the community level.

There are even a few that adapt the original idea to related subjects, such as matrimony.

In some cases, retailers are even changing their practices to adapt to the new landscape.

As these big companies try to adapt, they are even picking on each other.

It was a "okay I'm out" moment for many fans, like Negan executing Glenn and Abraham previously, but this was arguably even worse because the death made little sense and it was not even adapting a moment from the comics.