Sentence examples for are far more adaptable from inspiring English sources
Although many students are far more adaptable to computers and their applications than older generations, they seem daunted by more sophisticated uses, such as data manipulation and analysis for the purpose of scientific research (Goodall, 2008).
Dave de Silva of Sputnikmusic agreed about Stump's new vocal style, saying that "his tone is smoother and more well-rounded, he's cut out the borderline screechy high-end which made parts of the previous album unlistenable and, though occasionally still nasally, his tones are far more varied and adaptable to different styles" as well as calling Wentz' lyrics "as sharp as ever".
The cursor concept, however, is far more commercially adaptable, and potentially quite profitable.
An economic system based on free labour and free exchange is far more dynamic and adaptable than a system based on coercion.
Everything is far more extreme".
The answer is actually that, in the future, adaptability is key, and people are more adaptable.
Soon they discovered that the naïve young outsider was just as ambitious as they were, and far more able and adaptable.
Women are proving themselves to be more adaptable and resilient than men.
The younger you are, the more adaptable your brain is.
