Sentence examples for has proved highly adaptable from inspiring English sources

In fact, it has proved highly adaptable and has tried hard to enlist Russia as a partner.

Mr. Cobb said the Terminal 6 pavilion is "structurally sound and has proved highly adaptable to changing demands throughout four decades of use" by National, which was acquired in 1980 by Pan American World Airways; by T.W.A., as an annex to the Saarinen terminal; and, finally, by JetBlue Airways, which moved into its own terminal in 2008.

HF has proven highly adaptable to varying project and user requirements.

Tribolium has proven highly adaptable, developing resistance to a wide range of insecticides raising the need for the development of improved and novel control agents.

But analysts have warned that militant groups have proved highly adaptable, re-forming and changing tactics in response to successive crackdowns.

Brought to these countries for hunting and ranching for meat, hides and antler velvet, they have proven highly adaptable and have often had an adverse impact on local ecosystems.

The bail-out has proved highly contentious.

This statistic has proven highly controversial.

Like the common cold, it has proven highly contagious.

That approach has proven highly successful.

But these fisheries have proved highly vulnerable to overexploitation.