Sentence examples for less to adapt from inspiring English sources

Five years ago, after foundering earlier with "I ♥ Huckabees," he was invited (by Sydney Pollack, no less) to adapt the novel "Silver Linings Playbook," and he leapt at the chance.

Such a disturbance may give invasive species a chance to establish themselves with less competition from natives less able to adapt to a disturbed ecosystem.

Anderson, Pellowski, Conture, and Kelly (2003) found that 3 5;4 children who stutter were significantly less likely to adapt to change, were less distractible and displayed greater irregularity with biological functions.

Those individuals who had childhood trauma were less likely to adapt positively if the trauma was physical abuse, and even less if the major trauma was sexual abuse.

Regardless of the expectations, households with better access to credit were found to be less probable to adapt to climate change by tree planting as the only response for adaptation.

"People are less willing to adapt their own needs to what's there".

"They are into very structured routines and far less able to adapt when all that is shattered".

Mr. Rivette is less inclined to adapt these borrowed stories than to plant them within his own, leaving the fictions to cross-pollinate.

But that show – looser, more improvised – is less fun to adapt than the tightly scripted Seinfeld, which fell neatly into traditional three-act structure.

"What that does is take them into markets where governments are typically less able to adapt to climate change so risks are higher, and much higher for insurers," he said.

People living in the tropics are generally poor, with less money to adapt to climate change than people in the mid-latitude rich countries that are burning the most carbon-based fuels and contributing most of the emissions.