Sentence examples for merely adapts from inspiring English sources
Military khaki, however recast, is still a common street look, and Mr. Van Noten's method of mixing olive drab with tailoring or reinterpreting the trench coat as a skirt merely adapts ideas from men's fashion, notably by Junya Watanabe and Raf Simons.
Reductions in provider payments yield short-term cost containment, but many believe the current system merely adapts by increasing the use of services and procedures, further fueling expenditure growth while devaluing physician effort and driving many clinicians out of practice.
She's not going backward; she's merely adapting.
Film criticism as we know it may be endangered, but critics will merely adapt to the Internet as they did to television.
Its intricate structure gives it the look of complexity, while its simple plots merely adapt the hoary heterosexual romantic formula: boy meets boy, boy loses boy, boy finds boy again.
Its text is the fourth book of the New Testament, and employing a work of prose on -- as opposed to merely adapting it for -- the stage is a curious endeavor that is worth investigating whenever it is tried.
Reprints Related items Enlarging the European Union: The Irish agree; now will everyone else kindly do the same?Oct 24th 2002 The European Union: Restoring Europe's smileOct 24th 2002One interpretation of Mr Prodi's "stupid" remark is that he was merely adapting to political reality.
LeadAs the corporate scene has found its own rhythm in the past decade, something has been lost: the idea that the company does not merely adapt to the society it operates in, but also acts to drive up standards, even if the state cannot.
The idea was to merely adapt PREP concept to free enzymes.
Circle and line scales have been used in this case, but other alternative standards may also be employed by merely adapting the calculation algorithms.
At the same time, there is no denying that today's kids are more capable than ever and are merely adapting to the tools available to them.
