Sentence examples for both adapted to from inspiring English sources
Ben Hall: How have you both adapted to life in France?
In fact, the 18th century brought the beginning of a new kind of Islam, one that both adapted to and resisted Western-style modernism.
With funding from the farmer-driven Northern New York Agricultural Development Program, Cornell University researchers are evaluating opportunities to develop alfalfa that is both adapted to the colder Northern New York climate and able to resist brown root rot.
They have both adapted to a harsh climate for purists, Yamamoto by signing a lucrative contract to design sportswear (his new Y-3 line) for Adidas, and Margiela by producing a collection for Hermès so fastidiously bourgeois that it almost seems tongue-in-cheek.
However, in his examples of why it's sometimes better to import apples from New Zealand and beans from Kenya into the U.K. than to grow them locally, he misses the larger point about locally oriented food consumption: we should primarily be eating foods that are both adapted to being grown in the regions where we live and seasonally appropriate.
In a similar manner, we can argue that the N-connection elongates certain Lie algebroid local frames to generate vielbeins which are both adapted to the N-connection and algebroid structure.
To make it enjoyable for you both, adapt to each other's preferences.
Princeton's small size, interconnected faculty, and forward-looking leadership have positioned us well as we both adapt to and help drive this ongoing evolution.
And any effort that fails to help the poorest nations both adapt to the problems that climate change has already wrought - and travel a path of clean development - will not work.
And any effort that fails to help the poorest nations both adapt to the problems that climate change have already wrought and help them travel a path of clean development simply will not work.
The extant literature on Base of the Pyramid (BoP) business models reveals the following dilemma: Business models should both adapt to and shape the context in which they are deployed.
