Sentence examples for could have adapted from inspiring English sources

A different administration could have adapted to 9/11 in a very different way.

"There are plenty of examples in history of companies that could have adapted and failed to and died.

But he suggests that with even a little foresight, record companies could have adapted to the Internet's brutish and quizzical new realities and thrived.

If bacteria had made the trip during a time when Mars was more habitable, they could have thrived, and, as conditions became more brutal, it's possible that they could have adapted to the harsher environment.

Almost nothing happens — Antonioni could have adapted it into a good film — and yet the story's simmering atmosphere of barely suppressed violence and dread comes slowly to a boil.

It's admittedly easier to win audiences over with a crusade against toxic drinking water than it is with an attack on the intricacies of health-care administration, but surely the filmmakers could have adapted the "Erin Brockovich" model and made a strong, shrewd piece of fiction about the terrible trouble that families with inadequate medical insurance find themselves in.

I could've adapted to the situation, but my heart was deprived of everything that I thought a career should be.

How could we have adapted the technique to the data a bit better?

I have even overcome my Germanic directness, have tripled my use of auxiliary verbs such as "may", "would" and "could" and have adapted to standards of British politeness.

Gone are the days when Buckley could perhaps have adapted the famous Alex Ferguson line whenever Manchester United played Tottenham to read: "Lads, it's Melbourne".

How could Goldstein have adapted if faced with such measures?