Sentence examples for considering adapting from inspiring English sources

The government is considering adapting the course for teenage girls next year.

America is already considering adapting existing warheads for such "bunker-busting" jobs.

The city began considering adapting its plant's digesters to take in restaurant waste about five years ago, Mr. Johnston said.

(When Mr. Chaikin was first considering adapting "Texts" for the stage, Beckett proposed alternating a recorded voice with the live voice of an actor).

It is good news that Clarke is considering adapting pre-trial procedures used in France and Germany, including the use of evidence obtained by covert surveillance.

There may be some relief in sight for Sarah and her husband Rob, as Brighton and Hove city council is considering adapting the school term timetable to make holidays cheaper for local families.

In addition to supporting appropriate adaptation of its own guidelines, WHO should consider adapting guidelines developed by other organizations, given the potential value of WHO endorsement and savings, if high quality guidelines already exist.

(He also considered adapting "Judge Judy").

Beyond transition rules, firms might consider adapting their own structures if the break does end.

Warner next asked me if I'd consider adapting a children's book about a wizard called Harry Potter.

From the rocky first years of his career, Verdi considered adapting Shakespeare to the operatic stage and looked closely at "Hamlet," "The Tempest" and "King Lear".