Sentence examples for learnt to adapt from inspiring English sources

If they come back, they do things differently and tend to rely on international contacts for their careers.The VS, founded in 1873, has at least learnt to adapt.

I feel I am a better person for having learnt to adapt to it.

But somehow, the people of the day learnt to adapt and manage all this.

People had also learnt to adapt to persistently high property prices.

It is a point of frustrated pride among most Lebanese that they've learnt to adapt to their nation's particular brand of instability and mismanagement.

By Rania Abouzeid May 7, 2015 It is a point of frustrated pride among most Lebanese that they've learnt to adapt to their nation's particular brand of instability and mismanagement.

The business model is not yet a settled one; the notable Scottish games makers have learnt how to adapt.

By the end of the episode, Bojack – with the help of some constructive feedback – has learnt he needs to adapt to his new relationship if he wants it to work.

"They have learnt that you have to be able to adapt," Burton told Arsenal.com.

Once learnt, the rule is reversed and the length of time taken to adapt responding and learn the new rule is measured.

The day was a useful opportunity to hear from professionals that work experience demonstrates students are able to adapt to environments outside of their school 'comfort zone' and that valuable lessons can be learnt, even if they do not choose that career path.