Sentence examples for be adaptable in from inspiring English sources

"If he was like that in life, why shouldn't he also be adaptable in death?

McKenzie stressed he wanted his team to be adaptable in their style of play.

The government position on the national retirement age had to be "adaptable, in the light of demographic and economic changes," Mr. Fillon said recently.

When the bank president originally approached Skidmore, Owings in the 1950s, Mr. Duffy said, he had asked that the building be adaptable in case it failed as a bank.

The defence secretary, Liam Fox, is right to say there are precedents for all sorts of defects in the armed forces and that ours must be adaptable in being able to respond to unexpected threats – not necessarily the last threat or those we think we face.

This requires the PCS design to be adaptable in real-time to the results of these forecasting algorithms.

"I was easygoing in terms of being adaptable in my social life.

The boat left from a barge tied up at the one dock in Rockaway that was adaptable in case of emergency: the water-treatment facility, a.k.a. the poop plant.

Adaptable design aims at developing products that are adaptable in their design and/or their production.

The conclusion in this study is applicable to other polymer pairs, and is adaptable in many processing technologies.

Verified to be efficient by comparison with three traditional methods, LMD is adaptable in vast applications with dynamic QoS.