Sentence examples for becoming more adapted from inspiring English sources

Recent studies have shown that central African M-form populations are becoming more adapted to densely urbanized areas where they explore polluted breeding sites of anthropogenic nature (Simard et al. 2009; Kamdem et al. 2012).

In other words, our environment is becoming more customizable, adapting our wants and needs on a whim.

"Through the long agrarian passage leading up to the Industrial Revolution, man was becoming biologically more adapted to the modern economic world," he writes.

It was perceived that this could be managed better face-to-face, though it was also acknowledged that increasingly, at both undergraduate and graduate levels, academics are required to provide written feedback of online assessment submissions and that becoming more accustomed to adapting to this form of feedback is a necessity.

Mexicans who move to the United States adapt, becoming more anxious.

Perhaps that's why men are adapting, becoming more passive and turning into "metrosexuals," the new term for straight men who are feminized, with a taste for facials, grooming products and home design.

The conspiracy is essential to becoming more of our values; adapting and innovating forward towards the new reality on the horizon.

Co-producer James Schamus stated that Lee also adapted by becoming more verbal and willing to express his opinion.

The rising numbers have raised fresh fears that MERS has adapted and is becoming more easily transmissible between humans, which could result in global spread.

The rising numbers have raised fresh fears that the Middle East respiratory syndrome (MERS) virus has adapted and is becoming more easily transmissible between humans, which could result in global spread.

"The company is becoming more of a global operator," succeeding in adapting its basic businesses worldwide, he said.