Sentence examples for highly adaptable to from inspiring English sources

While these may indeed seem ridiculous while the lights are up, the genre continues to be both highly adaptable to society's evolving anxieties and commercially successful.

The FT's editor, Lionel Barber, has told his editorial staff that, "after careful consideration" the FT will put in place its own system which will be "accountable, credible, robust and highly adaptable to meet the pace of change in our industry".

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.

ETS is highly adaptable to abrupt emergency data and supports high QoS and reliability.

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

This finding indicates that sweetpotato is highly adaptable to a variety of vine-training architectures.

Influenza A viruses are highly adaptable, able to evade host immune responses and to transmit among different host species.

Locally delivering nucleic acids from surfaces is a relatively simple and highly adaptable approach to alter nearby gene expression, which opens significant opportunities in fields ranging from fundamental molecular biology to tissue engineering.

Lisa Binder, the curator in charge of the Anatsui exhibition, points out that "traditional African objects, unlike European paintings and sculpture, are often highly adaptable, designed to be reused".

Their well-defined branched molecular architecture is highly adaptable thanks to the facile attachment of tunable functional groups that allow a range of chemical modifications.

We conclude that the human organism is highly adaptable, even to extreme psychological stress.