Sentence examples for classes to adapt from inspiring English sources

Many adolescents require further support including through remedial classes to adapt and continue attending school.

Unless it's too close to the end of semester, dropping one or more classes to adapt to the life event may be a good decision.

"The almost Darwinian ability of the old English upper class to adapt has been demonstrated once again".

Therefore, the PU needs a resource management scheme that helps it to allocate optimally a given amount of the offered spectrum among multiple service classes and to adapt to changes in the network conditions.

While bad teachers are not made good by small classes, and while there is a danger that teachers with small classes sometimes fail to adapt their techniques to individualise the pedagogy (having been trained to deal with large ones), particularly for the early years, small is definitely best.

With Paris increasingly a city for either the rich or the subsidised poor, she stresses the need for housing for the squeezed middle classes, and wants to adapt empty offices for this purpose.Despite their differences, both candidates want to put Paris back on the map as a world city, and to create high-tech infrastructure to encourage more start-ups and innovation.

"The spirit of the New World, and the immediate growth of a middle class, inspired them to adapt and simplify the old jewelry traditions".

Patients also receive a single page worksheet in each GMV; (4) we emphasise PA in each Group Visit; (5) each patient completes a feedback form that assesses the learning objectives of the class; feedback is used to adapt the next class based on patient needs.

CLASS-Bio was created following the same procedures used to adapt CLASS-Phys for Chemistry (Barbera et al., 2008; Table 1).

This continual churn has been assisted by the extraordinary way that our ruling class has been able to adapt to survive the changes that brought down their counterparts elsewhere.

Banks — even large and world-class financial institutions — have to adapt quickly or risk becoming less relevant".