Sentence examples for fast to adapt from inspiring English sources

The German government is raising the retirement age incrementally to 67 from 65, and companies have moved fast to adapt.

Yet some vendors are fast to adapt, like the producers of Sour Bhotz, a robot-shaped gummy edible which is among the top sellers at Oregon's Finest.

He said: "The automotive world and the tech world are merging but the only thing is that the automotive world is very slow and big, and not so fast to adapt to change".

That influence has not benefited fintech, as big banks are hardly fast to adapt, let alone eager to share revenues.

Smart leaders who are agile and fast to adapt, will use connectivity to transform their business models.

Besides, scientists are also interested on the mechanism of microevolution on L. waleckii which evolved fast to adapt paleoenvironmental changes since early Holocene.

Sweden was much faster to adapt, as streaming is the lion's share of the business – it accounted for around 70% of label revenue there last year.

Digonex, which also offers pricing services to hotels and car parks, has also secured a number of high-profile clients.Of the big North American sports, the fastest to adapt has been Major League Baseball (MLB), mainly because it has the highest game-to-game variation in demand.

Those stores were the fastest to adapt to J.C. Penney's new pricing structure, executives said in May.

One of the possible reasons for faster rates of evolution could be that the newly acquired genes are required in the new habitat and are evolving faster to adapt to their new roles/habitat.

The author utilizes a combined cost function for retransmission timeouts (RTO) and false fast retransmissions to adapt the false fast retransmit avoidance ratio (FA ratio).