Sentence examples for key to adapting from inspiring English sources

The key to adapting to the thinning air is to go slowly, rest often, and drink lots of water.

The organization behind the show sees investing in education technology as key to adapting for the future.

"The key to adapting and thriving in the face of those global changes will be a clever investment in Australia's universities," she said.

By Adrienne Raphel May 23, 2016 The Sesame Workshop sees Sesame Ventures, its new fund that will invest in education technology, as key to adapting for the future.

Following the dismal assessment of the 2002 Arab Human Development Report, Middle Eastern states have refocused on education reform as the key to adapting to globalisation.

The Sesame Workshop sees Sesame Ventures, its new fund that will invest in education technology, as key to adapting for the future.

One of the most universal keys to adapting to an independent position is learning to get more done in less time.

"Mothers will be the key to mitigating, adapting and slowing down the current and future problems facing us..."...

The key parameters to adapt are the modulation and coding levels also known as adaptive modulation and coding (AMC), transmission power, spreading factors, etc., or a hybrid of the above.

SARR was derived from the United Kingdom Institute of Hydrology (UKIH) method with several key modifications to adapt it for small watersheds (<50 km2).

"Reducing your water use not only saves energy and greenhouse gas emissions, but it's also a key way to adapt to climate change because most effects of global warming will be manifest through our water resources," he said.