Sentence examples for easily adapting from inspiring English sources
Easily adapting to the national propensity for dualism, Italians have got themselves a hero to play against their antihero, a champion to their villain, as Pierluigi Battista wrote in the Milan newspaper Corriere della Sera on Thursday.
In their first weekend on the road together, with the Democratic convention behind them, Mr. Biden seemed to be easily adapting to opening his sentences with "One of the things Barack talked about," before finishing his thought with an answer he might have given when he was challenging Mr. Obama in the primary only a year ago.
The surface protein, hemagglutinin (HA), is the virus's main quick-change artist, easily adapting mutations to alter the way it looks to the immune system.
We propose that such robust but flexible tethering allows the axial element to promote recombination while easily adapting to changes in chromosome activity.
Structured character data are therefore not only needed for the knowledge generation process but also for easily adapting characterizations of taxa.
Libyans can easily adapt," he said.
Gels can be ordered and easily adapted for home use.
It was easily adapted for factories and offices.
Trochaic metres are not easily adapted to English verse.
These programs could be easily adapted for schools, churches and other youth agencies.
"He is a modest guy who easily adapts to any conversation," Colonel Fuentes said.
