Sentence examples for less adaptable than from inspiring English sources

They are less adaptable than they need to be in today's fast-paced world.

Terrestrial ectotherms, such as lizards and insects, are even less adaptable than fish and crustaceans, they found.

Its software proved to be less adaptable than other products used by competitors, particularly as demand soared for "in-running" betting - wagers on events that are in progress.

A lot of retail space is in the form of large, sealed black boxes, which make them less adaptable than characterful Victorian warehouses.

Adult neurons are less adaptable than young neurons, however, and researchers have turned to embryonic stem (ES) cells--blank slates that can turn into any cell type in the body.

All three reported that children who stutter were less adaptable than their controls.

It is imperfect, frustrating and unwieldy, less adaptable or commercially efficient than, say, Facebook.

Biography, indeed, seems less innovative, less rewarding of experiment, and less adaptable to new media, than does fiction or perhaps even history.

In other words, we "intelligently design" security systems that are less adaptable to security threats than the humans for which they are intended.

And... OO Soil Crisis Brought About By Climate Change May Hit Global Food Production, claims alarming new research, which reveals that soil microbes, vital to soil fertility, appear to be far less adaptable to climate change than once thought.

These difficulties are echoed in Barnes et al.'s 1994 comparative review of international stove programs which concluded that "no matter how efficient or cheap the stove, individual households have proved reluctant to adopt it if it is difficult to install and maintain or less convenient and less adaptable to local preferences than its traditional counterpart" [ 9].