Sentence examples for challenges of adapting from inspiring English sources

We all face the challenges of adapting to a rapidly changing global economy.

For the radio industry, there may be no better symbol for the challenges of adapting to the digital age than two candy-colored mobile apps.

Neither did Mr. Donnelly balk at the ostensible challenges of adapting his artistic vision to the dimensions of a watch dial.

Depicting tesseracts and disembodied brains was eventually accomplished through the clever use of special effects and the challenges of adapting the story were handled by adding or deleting scenes or rearranging the narrative in subtle ways.

Gilbert describes the challenges of adapting a horseshoe-shaped building in which the floors on either side are at different levels, and where the main downstairs hall has a fireman's pole.

At the same time, BAC is working in partnership with the architects Haworth Tompkins to meet the challenges of adapting the spaces of this Grade II listed building sympathetically.

The challenge of adapting to multiple adaptive peaks can be partially resolved by genetic and developmental decoupling among life stages [ 3].

They have not risen to the challenge of adapting to meet the rapidly changing needs of their customers.

The Islamic world is grappling with the challenge of adapting to the modern era while trying to protect its cultural identity and unique civilization.

Mr. Columbus (who is also an executive producer of the films) has faced the unenviable and unusual challenge of adapting books most of the audience will have read closely and recently.

The challenge of adapting the Vargas Llosa book, Mr. Triana said, was "to make sure the play is not a simple illustration of the novel but a translation of that world of horror" to the dramatic language of the theater.