Sentence examples for beginning to adapt from inspiring English sources

With companies only beginning to adapt to mobile devices, expect some bugs.

Pastoralists are beginning to adapt to a connected world where sustainability is increasingly important.

In some villages in the Northern regions people are beginning to adapt to climate change by harvesting rainwater and experimenting with drought-resistant crops.

"This type of hypoplasia is not progressive, and we saw, after a few days, that they were not getting worse, and were, in fact, beginning to adapt to their environment," he said.

Its boss, Raul Vazquez, says default rates are "in the single digits".Perhaps belatedly, banks are beginning to adapt to serve low-income customers generally with prepaid cards rather than with full-service accounts.

Just as coastal towns and delta cities are beginning to adapt to the "new norm" of recurrent extreme weather, states and towns in the vast Tornado Alley (which stretches from the Rocky Mountains to the Appalachians) need to improve their preparedness for dangerous winds and thunderstorms.

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.