Sentence examples for it has adapted for from inspiring English sources

The ubiquity of P. ananatis suggests that it has adapted to proliferate in a wide range of environments, and its isolation from both plant and animal hosts indicate it has adapted for cross-Kingdom colonization and pathogenesis.

This week, National Theatre Wales is reviving the reputation of a third Thomas, Gwyn, whose trio of 1940s novellas, The Dark Philosophers, it has adapted for the stage.

Since the media startup launched last year, it has adapted a unique model for series development.

Qualcomm, based in San Diego, said that over the last month it had adapted the technology for aviation safety.

The survivors have adapted for the times in interesting ways.

Since 1977 the ubiquitous "I Love (heart) NY" campaign has spoken for up optimism and pride by every community who has adapted it for their own use.

Chris Boyett, chairman of the private wealth division in South Florida for Holland & Knight, said he was so impressed by the thoughtful language in a client's trust document that he has adapted it for many clients.

Sports media, in particular, has adapted it as a term for what Tom Ley, the managing editor of Deadspin, calls "big lovable galoots".

UNICEF and its partners have adapted it for wide use here, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

It has been adapted for four voices, for strings and even saxophone quartet.

Frankenstein has remained in print since its first publication, and it has been adapted for film repeatedly since the first silent version in 1910.