Sentence examples for evolving and adapting from inspiring English sources

The role is always evolving and adapting to the person who takes it on.

The establishment is a shape-shifter, evolving and adapting as needs must.

It is another example of a city evolving and adapting to become more resilient – except that instead of adapting to stronger hurricanes or droughts, Baltimore is adapting to the economic realities of the 21st century.

Viruses of this kind (they are related to HIV, the virus that causes AIDS) are adept at evolving and adapting to new hosts.The science of xenotransplantation is still far from being effective, yet a number of small clinical trials are already under way.

I'm all for evolving and adapting to the realities of the job market.

Language is constantly changing, evolving, and adapting to the needs of its speakers.

Extraction procedures are still evolving and adapt to meet different needs, such as for pure cell populations [ 1].

"Collectively, the Internet has to evolve and adapt," Mr. Craig says.

The system has evolved and adapted, he said, but remains the same in many ways.

But most do agree that the ability to evolve and adapt is fundamental to life.

Rather, robots would continue to be designed for specific tasks with little or no ability to evolve and adapt.