Sentence examples for eventually adapt to from inspiring English sources

Humans actually do eventually adapt to hot climates after a few weeks.

They develop food intolerances and lose weight, but they do eventually adapt to their new digestive system, Dr. Coit said.

Pronunciation changes over the centuries, and when you write with an alphabet spellings eventually adapt to follow suit.

Television will eventually adapt to become more like Netflix, predicts Ted Sarandos, the service's chief content officer.

Telling Ukip that British democracy will eventually adapt to an influx of immigrants is as unhelpful as telling Guardian-reading liberals that Ukip are on to something.

The approach reduces the need for chemical insecticides, but, as farmers well know, insect pests seem to eventually adapt to everything.

Society eventually adapted to these cameras, but not without some struggle, a few broken cameras and lots of court battles.

Mr. Thurmond, a longtime segregationist who eventually adapted to black political empowerment, entered the record books as the longest serving Senator.

They will not want prices to stay too high for too long, or else investors will put money into non-OPEC oil or alternative fuels.The desert kingdom's rulers also remember the lessons of the 1970s oil shocks, when the biggest losers were not consuming economies (which eventually adapted to higher prices) but the petro-economies of OPEC.

To accommodate the rich and well-born as they traveled, hotels eventually adapted to the changing times.

Because of this, analyses of blood samples and human fluids must be performed rapidly prior to the administration of broad-spectrum antibiotics, which are eventually adapted to the microbiological test results within the subsequent 48 72 h.