Sentence examples for could only adapt from inspiring English sources

Control populations, like the gradual populations, could only adapt to their new sex ratio condition that the lab-adapted population had not experienced during its history.

But he was disgusted with a country blessed with talent and resources that, he said, could only adapt to change through civil war, occupation and force of arms.

Technology was not something to be tinkered with or redirected; one could only adapt to it – much like one would adapt to the vagaries of the market, but with far less resistance.

Humans not only adapt to technology, they thrive.

The Little Ice Age was a naturally caused phenomenon, and humanity - puny then in the face of nature - could only try to adapt.

The yeast strains bred by the regimen not only adapted to the closed-circulating fermentation process but also could be used for general fermentation process.

As such, it was immediately evident that Dzeko's footballing ability was harnessed to a cultural sensibility that could only assist him in adapting to the demands of his new environment, on and off the pitch.

While theoretically, motorization could be constrained through planning and engineering modifications, land-use changes could only take place over a long-term period, and adapting land use to control vehicle growth is not considered a cost-effective approach [43].

But it said in the medium term, Channel 4 could only do this if it had the scale and flexibility to adapt to a "fast changing media environment".

Filming the medieval and pagan eras as a lost sensual paradise, he equated sexual and religious ecstasy, degradation and exaltation: only he could adapt with equal fidelity "The Gospel According to St. Matthew" and the Marquis de Sade's "120 Days of Sodom".

At the highest concentrations (10 TU and 20 TU), the rare minnow could adapt only with difficulty.