Sentence examples for challenges in adapting from inspiring English sources

Given that diversity is a prerequisite for adaptation, it may appear that populations in the Baltic Sea may face challenges in adapting to the projected environmental changes, e.g., in salinity and temperature.

But Mr. White's failure to execute his Global Campus vision, which elicited reflexive pushback from many faculty members, showed the challenges in adapting to a changing educational landscape.

Sally Rogers, a MIND Institute researcher who has been working with the Aguilars, said she faced several challenges in adapting the toddler therapy for infants.

Employers have their own challenges in adapting their organisations to accommodate what, I believe, is a remarkable generation, and much of their success in the future will depend on their ability to attract and retain the best talent.

"All of the women have faced huge challenges in adapting to day-to-day life since they left Balakrishnan's control but with the support of a number of charities and professionals are making exceptional progress and their bravery deserves recognition and praise.

Midwifery students face major challenges in adapting quickly and effectively to different clinical settings.

"The biggest challenge in adapting the novel," Mr. Cusack says, "was to commit to direct address".

Yes, I think "tone" is the main challenge in adapting the novel to the screen.

"No two grounds are the same, which means there is a fantastic challenge in adapting to differing conditions for each match".

I was really impressed by the balance.Adam L. Albany A. Yes, I think tone is the main challenge in adapting the novel to the screen.

With his surname and his reputation for serving as a stolid administrator rather than a messenger of hope, Jeb, if he does decide to run, will face a challenge in adapting to this new environment.