Sentence examples for inevitably adapt from inspiring English sources

But Gabriel said that big dealers would inevitably adapt.

No matter what we experience, the set-point theory goes, we'll inevitably adapt and return to our genetically determined baseline level of happiness.

The buildings envisioned by Daniel Libeskind will inevitably adapt themselves to market forces and to the design visions of other architects.

Immigrant communities eventually and inevitably adapt to their new context.

I can see how this technology could create an edge for Personal Capital over traditional wealth managers, but I wonder how sustainable that advantage is as firms will inevitably adapt to competition.

The underlying assumption is that the visual system must inevitably adapt, by evolution and individual development, to the statistical characteristics of the environments that their possessors inhabit [10], [11].

The movement that emerged challenged establishment claims that technology progressed autonomously of society, and that people inevitably had to adapt to the tools offered up by science.

(PH2) There was a sense that the current model of care for nAMD would inevitably need to adapt to cope with this demand and consensus that monitoring in the community could reduce the clinical workload.

BRAC and The MasterCard Foundation are using such an approach in partnership in Uganda: joyful learning in primary schools, and as students grow older, the instilling of an entrepreneurial mindset and the social and emotional intelligence needed to adapt to inevitably difficult situations.

Although some progress is slowly taking place, teachers and students have difficulties finding information on this topic that they can use and adapt, and this inevitably contributes to extend the problem.

As discussed in Development history of Paul trap, the number of ion qubits trapped in an ion trap array inevitably must increase in order to adapt more complex quantum algorithms [12].