Sentence examples for is much more adaptable from inspiring English sources

"We are learning that the brain, especially the visual cortex, is much more adaptable than we thought," he said.

There was a point at which I could have taken on more films, but I chose theatre because it is much more adaptable to having a life.

The Android OS is much more adaptable, and my home screen is configured in ways Apple forbids its customers from doing for themselves.

The FSM system is much more adaptable to the existing infrastructure, for example, in many dense urban areas of sub-Saharan Africa implementation of a SB system would result in the displacement of many households.

Sound waves are much more adaptable to use in this world.

Paul Taylor Ballet dancers are much more adaptable nowadays because they are exposed to modern repertory.

"When there are 15 other properties on the market at our price point, this shows that we're much more adaptable and flexible".

Samir Sinha, head of Traffic India, a division of the World Wildlife Fund, said that leopards were much more adaptable than other big cats and could live off cattle and dogs in the absence of their usual prey like antelopes and deer.

The choice of discrete gates as the building blocks is not always a good one, owing to the complex nature of the circuits that must be designed, and to the fact that there are integrated circuit (IC) packages available that are much more adaptable.

It taught me that, even on the road, kids can be much more adaptable than we might think.

Taiwan's entrepreneurs have been much more adaptable than its competitors in Japan and Korea to the rapid change and short product cycles in the computer industry.