Sentence examples for can adapt from from inspiring English sources

This is the one tradition I can adapt from her generation".

He is intelligent and I think he can adapt from an out-and-out striker to being a creator while still weighing in with some goals.

Within a decade, we could be routinely interacting with machines that are truly autonomous – systems that can adapt, learn from their experience and make decisions for themselves.

You can adapt it from the linux version if you have the horse power to run the screensaver with a larger texture.

The team can adapt items from the collection to suit a decorative scheme or reproduce a treasured antique, like the set of gilded mahogany chairs copied from an original belonging to a client.

If anybody can adapt and rebuild from such trauma it is probably the man in charge.

Successful businesses will be the ones who can adapt to changes from globalization, greater product variation, and shorter production cycles.

Those that can adapt and learn from lessons of the past will be well positioned to take advantage of this opportunity.

"As well as bequeathing a legacy of pride and ambition, Liverpool set out a template for success which the rest of the UK can adapt and benefit from.

As for starting a group, you can adapt the suggestions from the starter kit for starting Happiness Project groups.

Human trafficking in Sweden has significantly decreased since the institution of the Sex Purchase Act, and Smith said that Canada "can adapt many concepts from [the Swedish] model concerning the demand for the sex trade".