Sentence examples for but rather adapt from inspiring English sources

So it is possible that themes or motifs of these theories bleed into new general conspiracy believer groups over time, who don't critically engage with them but rather adapt them to their needs.

"It doesn't impose itself on the facts, but rather adapts to reality.

Different Trains (1988), for string quartet and tapes, also broke new ground for him by being both autobiographical and by not adapting words to music, but rather adapting music to the rhythm of speech.

In conclusion, we argue, existing manufacturers in China will neither reduce production capacity built in the course of the last decade, nor production outputs; but they will rather adapt to prolonged low prices, by increasing the efficiency of the production process.

New insights coming from research and experience make it necessary to extend or rather adapt the collected requirements accordingly.

In contrast to animals, plants are sessile organisms that are unable to escape strong environmental shifts and must rather adapt to such variation.

Our experiments using biological and model membranes extend this model insofar as squalene in the ER may rather adapt to a conformation close to ergosterol, whereas in the plasma membrane squalene might prefer the coiled conformation.

He again emphasized that the jurisdiction of military commissions is not prescribed by statute but is rather "adapted in each instance to the need that called it forth".

Candida glabrata is a haploid member of Ascomycetes normally not found in the environment but which has rather adapted to conditions found in mammals [1].

Although most equipment producers today have designs entirely for women, it was not until about six or seven years ago that the gear was truly for women rather adapting men's models.

He thought that it gave the impression of having been written with the organ in mind rather adapted from a piece intended for another instrument, unlike some other contemporary organ works.