Sentence examples for enough to adapt it from inspiring English sources

Hearing about my primary problem, the radiator that drags me out of bed at night, Mr. Levine tells me that it is easy enough to adapt it so that it can be controlled by a remote — something that usually costs from $1,000 to $1,500 a radiator.

But even this crumb of comfort is denied by Langner, who argues that, having now infected computers worldwide, Stuxnet's code is available to anyone clever enough to adapt it, including terrorists.

For instance, if it is a standard English deck and you get two it will be enough to adapt it.

I'm still young enough to adapt, I can evolve with the game.

"Only then is it flexible enough to adapt for the performance".

Cronin argues that the model will survive for a long time, because it brings the benefits of order and prosperity and because it is flexible enough to adapt.

It is flexible enough to adapt as the situation changes.

Concerts are an altogether less stressful affair and, besides, apart from the attractive possibility of discreet amplification, it's easy enough to adapt recital repertoire to suit an inevitably diminishing range or less robust technique.

They believe their society is resilient enough to adapt without forfeiting or compromising its traditions.

Mr. Iyengar, who died in 1990, believed that the language was dying because it was not flexible enough to adapt to the changing times, said Nagaraja Rao, who has been the editorial head of Sudharma since its start.

Hopefully it's powered; there's nothing on that at Intel's site, but it'd be easy enough to adapt the consumer interface to include a power cable running parallel, I think.