Sentence examples for committed to adapting from inspiring English sources

His restaurant is committed to adapting and updating classic Indian cuisine.

Keegan Bradley and Webb Simpson, two of the players to win majors using an anchored putter, said Tuesday they were committed to adapting their strokes to follow the proposed rule and did not plan on contesting the change.

EE boss Olaf Swantee said: "We are committed to adapting our network to make 4G available where it matters most, with a focus on more rural areas, transport links and offering our customers the best network experience".

For now, anyway, the Titans seem committed to adapting their offense to their man, adding some running plays for Young to the playbook and encouraging him to follow his instincts.

Technology can work its magic if the leadership is committed to adapting to new ways of doing business.

Being focused doesn't mean that you can't adapt and evolve over time; it just means identifying what exactly you're committed to adapting and evolving.

An EA spokesperson said: "The Environment Agency remains committed to the need to adapt to a changing climate and will continue to drive resilience and action.

I am committed to work hard at adapting to my "new normal" by working with a therapist and grief group to get my feelings and tears out in the open in a safe and trusted environment.

Instead, it's committed to figuring out how to adapt the slideshow format into the successor to the status update.

Too little money has been committed to help poorer nations adapt to unavoidable climate impacts.

With the government firmly committed to supporting the registries, they will adapt and sustain themselves using existing resources.