Sentence examples for has always adapted from inspiring English sources
"Japanese industry has always adapted with the times," he said.
The league has always adapted to changing times, so the question now is whether there is a better way.
But no one is writing advance obituaries, because, like its followers, the Workmen's Circle has always adapted.
He had only recently resigned from the Foreign Service, after nearly twenty years, but because he has always adapted easily to changed circumstances, and suffers from no apparent insecurities of the male ego, he took, from the outset, an active and supportive part in Julia's new career.
Mr. Abdul Rauf, with Ms. Khan, unveiled as usual, beside him, tells a questioner not to worry so much about one issue of the moment — Switzerland's ban on minarets — saying Islam has always adapted to and been influenced by places it spreads to.
It is between those who continue to insist that Islam can somehow be disentangled from culture, geography and history – on issues such as female dress, gender mixing and homosexuality for example – and those who recognise that Islam has always adapted and incorporated the specific culture of the country where it is practised.
(Did you know Church's was bought by Prada in 1999?) Clarks have always adapted, always innovated.
Bacteria have always adapted to our new drugs faster and more efficiently than we can adapt to their genetic changes.
Myth and Reality, agrees that Venetians have always adapted to the unique problems of living in the lagoon.
Pastoral practices have always adapted to new and threatening challenges and found an outlet to cope with mounting constraints.
