Sentence examples for if it adapted from inspiring English sources

Within the past two years, Celtel's Zambian customers have grown from 70,000 to over 1m.Celtel found that it succeeded if it adapted products and services to local tastes, needs and small budgets.

RIMM is in the process of making inroads in China with what I believe is the help of its strategic applications processor supplier Marvell (MRVL), and if it adapts successfully to the needs of that market, which is now the largest handset market in the world, it could easily give RIMM new life and lead it to offering a more consumer-oriented market approach in the U.S. and other developed markets.

"And if it persists, who knows what other changes may accumulate over time?" "If it adapts better to mammal hosts, it may well start to move into humans," Dr. Lipkin said.

The FT's brand of accurate, authoritative journalism can thrive, but only if it adapts to the demands of our readers in digital and in print, still a vital source of advertising revenues.

But this wisdom is derived from the idea that a good book is made by the writing, and if it's adapted into whatever, its magic is lost.

Some fear that if it ever adapted, the "Spanish flu" of 1918, which is reckoned to have killed as many as 100m people, could seem like a common cold by comparison.

But how much more might the same technology generate if it were adapted to the private sector's needs?

However, as in my aviary experiments from years before (Benkman 1993), we found that the South Hills crossbill was smaller than that predicted if it was adapted for foraging on the average-sized cone (Benkman et al. 2001, 2003).

This virus, if it becomes adapted for human transmission without a reduction in virulence, could result in a pandemic far worse than 1918, also involving healthy, younger persons (12, 13 ).

And, if not, how does it adapt to such a radical change in circumstances?

But only if it can adapt to the region's new reality.