Sentence examples for hardly adapting from inspiring English sources
In Pekhterev's words, these speeches hit point-blank on the dissidents and revolutionaries, because all of them are poorly functioning in society, are hardly adapting to it either initially or after increasing requirements.
The traditional methods of voltage regulation may hardly adapt to this new situation.
However, classical sequential designs can hardly adapt to modern airplanes, due to their repeated iterations, long periods, and massive computational burdens.
While reaching a high degree of correlation and an excellent ultrastructure, this technique is nevertheless limited to very thin samples, i.e. cell processes, and can hardly be adapted to the cell body or nucleus.
It is usually considered to be time-consuming, and can hardly be adapted for online MS. In seeking to establish a more advanced method, electrochemistry (EC) has been introduced recently.
That influence has not benefited fintech, as big banks are hardly fast to adapt, let alone eager to share revenues.
Without genetic stability, species continuity would not exist; without mutability, organisms would hardly be able to adapt to changing environments by generating genetic novelty.
Financial reforms have laid the framework for the groundbreaking Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, but that hardly means the end of the Poverty Inc. businesses, which are, in the words of one journalist, "like mosquitoes adapting to a new bug spray".
Others are already adapting.
Japanese businesses are adapting.
