Sentence examples for is expected to adapt from inspiring English sources
Archbishop Egan is a canon lawyer and classical pianist who is expected to adapt the New York archdiocese to demographic changes and fiscal pressures by closing or merging schools, parishes and perhaps hospitals -- all steps his predecessor was loath to undertake.
It is shown that the present problem is inherently ill-posed in terms of the retrieval of the value of fluid thermal diffusivity for which many possible solutions exist, which is expected to adapt the fin under different conditions.
However, there are some situations in which the leader is from another culture and move to manage in a deep-rooted cultural group, he or she is expected to adapt to the new environment, given that it is not easy to change the culture of a group quickly and completely.
The fourth season of the sprawling, hugely popular series is expected to adapt the events from the second half of George R.R. Martin's "A Storm of Swords," the third book in his in-progress fantasy series of novels.
They are now conducting flights of 16 hours, across more time zones than a pilot can be expected to adapt to.
Ms. Bromster, the school principal, whose 325 students are all from immigrant backgrounds, said families who had "escaped from terrible wars in Iraq and Syria" could not be expected to adapt easily to an entirely foreign environment.
We are expected to adapt to change throughout our lives, both in our personal relationships and in our careers, and immaturity, as Charlton added, is "especially helpful in making the best out of enforced job changes, the need for geographic mobility and the requirement to make new social networks".
Previous generations were expected to adapt to their workplace.
Agile product development teams are expected to adapt to business changes and challenges while maintaining high quality standards.
Foraging animals are expected to adapt their movement patterns to their environment in a way that maximizes efficiency.
