Sentence examples for makes adaptations from inspiring English sources

Each makes adaptations to local circumstances and needs, but their national companies go to great efforts to see that all maintain a set of standards of quality.

'Directive' policies are based mainly on expert opinion and seek to build peripheral capacity through education, training, employment opportunities and participation in peripheral networks, although mainly central resources are provisioned, and central, quantitative monitoring makes adaptations difficult.

(b) The second visit is two weeks after hospital discharge where the CN (re)assesses the care- and treatment plan and where needed the CN makes adaptations to the plan and discusses clarity of the medication regimen from the hospital.

This makes adaptation a challenge.

But the one thing that makes adaptation really difficult is uncertainty.

However, its tendency to shrink and curl makes adaptation and suturing to the vascular wall more difficult.

Of course, the market may be making adaptations that are harder to measure.

We could certainly try and make adaptations to the new reality that would, among other things, foster civic engagement -- making it easier to work part time, for example.

Know you will always have to make adaptations, in love relationships, in friends, in society, in work, but don't let anybody change your mind.

"It's important to help people live independently for as long as possible, and to design that in from the beginning rather than make adaptations later on.

Mendelssohn used the standard classical structures for the piece, but he made adaptations to better suit both his own tastes and the changing times.