Sentence examples for challenge to adapt from inspiring English sources

It was a bit of a challenge to adapt and understand, especially with no F1 experience.

The book is a very big challenge to adapt because it doesn't follow any of the normal rules of narrative.

The higher temperatures rise, the greater the financial and human challenge to adapt, says the report, which argues that present policies point to temperatures rising to 3-4C by 2100, a turn of events it claims would be catastrophic.

One thing Shakespeare certainly never did is what all the novelists adapting him for Hogarth must have done, and that is worry at length about whether or not it would be an interesting artistic challenge to adapt a classic.

Today's security forces must operate in environments of increasing complexity, uncertainty and change, a fact that has led to increased stress levels along with the challenge to adapt.

"Some know him through the films that have been made of his work, but I think he's a bit of a challenge to adapt.

A growing number of new snowboards are going "green" this winter, heralding a change in manufacturing practices that has found some brands challenged to adapt, and others gaining belated recognition for their longstanding alternative approach to making boards.

Subsequently, the populations were challenged to adapt to a different substrate.

It is still challenging to adapt the porous structure with the input tensor field.

In this short report an overview of main challenges to adapt the existing NSE to spallation sources will be given.

Whereas four papers focus on emissions mitigation policies, one paper examines challenges to adapt fast growing transport infrastructures to future climate change induced risks.