Sentence examples for badly adapted from inspiring English sources
Probably not a lot, since combining work and children is so unbearably fraught for so many mothers, and society still so badly adapted.
The fact is that mobile users are visiting your website, and if what they find is a site designed for the needs of desktop users that has been badly adapted to mobile, they're going to abandon it pretty quick.
To be part of the healthcare production machine means to be part of the hospital with all its routines, including communication and remuneration systems, which are badly adapted to elderly patients with multimorbidity.
Discuss whether animals who are badly adapted to their environments will die.
A new approach to the condition is badly needed and drugs adapted from anti-inflammatory medicines could well provide us with that".
Badly translated and adapted French operettas and poorly written, prurient Victorian burlesques dominated the London stage.
To say so is to gloss over how badly carriers have adapted and evolved their business models — preferring, instead, to try to block upstart rivals in order to milk as much as they can from ailing cash cows, rather than accepting that the technology landscape is shifting — and moving on to pastures new.
Migratory birds that winter in Africa but return to Britain to breed are faring badly because they have not adapted to the earlier springs.
Therefore the idea of a database with data on centrally defined indicators was thought to fit badly with the 'Breakthrough philosophy' adapted for the majority of the projects.
