Sentence examples for begin to adapt from inspiring English sources

Cancer cells in a hypoxic region begin to adapt to low oxygen tension conditions by activating several survival pathways.

"When we have an experience... on successive occasions, we quickly begin to adapt to it, and the experience yields less pleasure each time," he writes.

The age of oil is coming to an end and companies like BP will be left behind unless they begin to adapt now.

He notes that while it takes an average of nine years for a person, "after the event that has unsettled them (abuse, bankruptcy, marriage breakup, etc)., to become homeless," it takes only four weeks or so "to become 'entrenched,' i.e. to settle into street life and begin to adapt irrevocably".

As enterprises begin to adapt to the digital economy, they need all new underlying technologies to get them there.

In the middle of the sales cycle, you need to be extremely flexible about commitments as you begin to adapt to the visionaries' agenda.

Kneale had first worked on the screenplay for the adaptation in 1961, the same year in which he had begun to adapt Quatermass and the Pit for Hammer.

Some companies have already begun to adapt.

* Some perfumers have already begun to adapt their scents.

Manufacturers began to adapt diesels for the peacetime economy.

Mr. Grayson and his supporters have already begun to adapt.