Sentence examples for eager to adapt from inspiring English sources
The solution, courtesy of Mr. Schwarz and Jaffe Holden Scarbrough Acoustics of Norwalk, Conn., is a hall eager to adapt.
Despite attacks by dissident republicans, the success of the Irish peace process has established a template that many armed groups are eager to adapt to their "national struggles".
But Nicole and Adrienne are sixth graders at the Rippowam-Cisqua School, and they represent a new target market for clothing retailers: fashion-conscious 8- to 12-year-olds who are eager to adapt runway looks for the schoolyard.
Now Jordan appeared eager to adapt — to be part of a journey bigger than himself.
They're aware of their surroundings, their fan base and the market and are not only willing, but eager to adapt in order to be crazily successful.
Despite fielding "two or three inquiries per week" from television producers eager to adapt Hardcore History for the small screen, he remains wary of relinquishing the total creative freedom that podcasting affords him.
That influence has not benefited fintech, as big banks are hardly fast to adapt, let alone eager to share revenues.
And all the signs are that this year's Olympic team will feature eager, hungry and ambitious young players flexible enough to adapt to the schemes of wily Johnny Foreigner.
Rather than complain about a lack of resources, new methodologies introduced by UNICEF are quickly taken on board by a staff that is eager to learn and adapt.
