Sentence examples for going to adapt to from inspiring English sources
"I said to him, 'You're going to adapt to it.' Of course, he still wanted it.
Leaders will have to ask themselves how they are personally going to adapt to these changes.
By contrast, immunotherapy drugs are simply encouraging the immune system to do what it is meant to do; it is not going to adapt to evade the drugs.
"When is our government going to adapt to new energy sources that aren't harmful to our environment and the people who depend upon the environment?" On the stage, the panel of engineers and environmental policy makers looked at one another.
Much of French politics is about how we are going to adapt to globalization, as if it was some mythological thing, when actually it's just the shifting of the balance of power".
It's a war within the Arab-Muslim world between progressive and anti-modernist forces over how this faith community is going to adapt to modernity — modern education, consensual politics, the balance between religion and state and the rights of women.
Watching the news that night though, he saw that the Food and Drug Administration was going to adapt its regulations in response to the protest and his mood was reversed.
"We are not going to adapt the vote to suit just one person," snaps one.Another issue is the potential fallout from a workplace sexual-harassment scandal involving Mr Strauss-Kahn in 2008.
The world's biggest oil company, ExxonMobil, was forced last month to publish a report explaining how it was going to adapt its business to a world in which emissions were limited.
