Sentence examples for least adaptable from inspiring English sources
They are the Britons who have proved least adaptable to globalisation.
"At a time when they are least adaptable and most vulnerable to stress and are entering perhaps the most difficult period of their lives, the elderly must learn new methods of relating and coping" because of the physical and mental changes described in our earlier post.
The void left by the Personal Computer with one OS will be filled, as it were, with LEGO-like (or steak-like) building blocks, universally compatible (or at least adaptable) pick-and-choose bits built over a kernel or utterly barebones OS (Unix-like, MinWin, OS X, or other), itself really just a clearinghouse for instructions from the bits.
Note that we should add at least two adaptation design tasks since the variants are the cornerstone for adaptability, a system with only one variant cannot be adaptable (Ali et al. 2010).
As a language, it is, he tells us (at least four times) "contagious, adaptable, populist and subversive".
Thus, data from stable isotope and microdialysis studies suggest that human tendon tissue is relatively adaptable, at least in the peripheral region.
Of course, this is all pie in the sky, and one could say the same for any number of alternate OSes, not the least of which being Linux in some adaptable flavor.
At the very least the domestic environment may not be designed or adaptable for people with disabilities and there is likely to be a different level of availability of (able bodied and fit) people to assist.
The fact that humans have been able to migrate and inhabit everywhere on Earth that has at least a moderate climate means that humans are an adaptable species.
Greek drama is psychologically durable, but -- at least as important for theater -- it is politically and socially adaptable, too.
In the third quarter of the 20th century, theatre designers focused their efforts on the creation of adaptable spaces that could easily be converted into at least two major theatre forms.
