Sentence examples for have adapted to changes from inspiring English sources
Boreal forest birds have adapted to changes caused by natural disturbances such as fire and this adaptation forms the basis for the Natural Disturbance Paradigm NDPP) underlying recent proposed changes in forest harvesting practices in western Canada.
Service stations have adapted to changes in British eating habits.
Since the beginning of time, creatures have adapted to changes in their environment.
The museum's collections in those areas can help address issues including how people have adapted to changes in the earth's climate, he said.
Some libraries have adapted to change brilliantly: Stradbroke library in Suffolk won an award earlier this month, for its clever combination of library and post office (the post office revenues have boosted the library's income and library visits have shot up from 1,000 per month in 2013/4 to 2,700 per month now).
The third theme shows how livelihood diversification has been one of the key ways in which local people from communal areas have adapted to change.
A terrorism expert who has studied Al Qaeda for nearly 10 years lectured hundreds of senior New York City police officials yesterday about the group, providing his view of how it operates and how it has adapted to changes in counterterrorism strategies in recent years, several of the officials said.
Correction: April 17 , 2001 Tuesday Because of a production error, a version of this map yesterday with a profile of Stephen N. Adubato, an Italian-American political leader who has adapted to changes in the now mostly Hispanic North Ward of Newark, omitted street and place names.
Rice has adapted to changes in several environmental features (e.g. soil, water, photoperiod, and pathogens).
It is plausible that the complex has adapted to changes resulting from ligature-induced coronal inflammation in the tension-dominant mesial region and the compression-dominant distal region.
Mr. Davis said the farm had survived so long because the family had adapted to change.
