Sentence examples for he might adapt from inspiring English sources

Asked how he might adapt to it, the Frenchman said: "I will see in my first game, my first feelings.

Toby Emmerich, the president of production at New Line, said that as a writer-director Mr. Weitz has special leeway and that he might adapt Sir Tom's script or write his own.

"He might adapt it but it will not change much," De Boer said.

Should Burnley clear that obstacle it seems reasonable to assume they might adapt quite quickly to the top flight.That, however, is too far in the future for now.

What Kate was able to facilitate throughout the day was a few hours of play, followed by an ideation session, with the participants able to talk specifically about how they might adapt a particular piece of tech to their work.

If you're one of those people who needs excuses not to sleep at night, you should know that the CDC says "Influenza A viruses are constantly changing, and they might adapt over time to infect and spread among humans".

Given this ecological overlap, it is interesting to consider the architecture of free-living nematode genomes and how they might adapt to their respective niches.

We presently cannot assess the evolutionary potential of maize landrace populations or estimate how quickly they might adapt under various strengths of selection.

It is clear that the world will undergo a certain amount of climate change, and a better understanding is needed of how corals might adapt or acclimatize to changing temperatures, he says.

Asked how businesses might adapt to such parliamentary uncertainty, Livingston said he thought businesses would move to "put their investments where there is better certainty".

He was challenged on Twitter to explain how people in the tropics might adapt to a world in which four degrees of global warming had taken place.