Sentence examples for has adapted over from inspiring English sources

The interpretation of that definition has adapted over time.

Not only has its music covered many a genre, but the business model has adapted over time.

"This show started as a 15-minute radio show, and then it was a half-hour television show, so it has adapted over the years".

Whatever the outcome, the teams reflect how much the military has adapted over nine years of war, not only in the way it fights but to the shifting gender roles within its ranks.

It has adapted over the years to fit the needs of older people, but in lots of ways, it still feels like your last visit to the pediatrician.

They look up the word in the dictionary and learn its definition has adapted over the years: it previously meant "an unpleasant old woman" and a bundle of sticks.

Their Fair Share I have several cookie recipes I've adapted over many years.

Here are some of the tricks I have adapted over the years to help me eat healthier and truly enjoy those special treats I make with friends and family or enjoy when I eat out.

The results showed "the way rat muscles have adapted over time has increased their ability to chew more effectively than a guinea pig and gnaw better than a squirrel, even though these two species are specialists in these kinds of jaw movements," study researcher Nathan Jeffery of the University of Liverpool said in a statement.

These mechanisms may be the result of an altered gait pattern they have adapted over time to reduce or minimize their pain during walking [ 45].

We also illustrate how the questionnaires have adapted over time to new scientific information and societal shifts so that modifications can be better understood by data users.