Sentence examples similar to more adaptable manner than from inspiring English sources

Kids are way more adaptable than we give them credit for.

That is why democracy remains more sustainable and more adaptable than any other way.

Then the higher adaptability coefficients are given to the training data from more adaptable cases than those from less adaptable cases.

This hybrid IDS facilitates the intrusion detection in dynamic networks, in a more flexible and adaptable manner.

It is grim, grave, swashbuckling, and made from the marrow of English: there may be no more adaptable strong style in the language than Muldoon's.

The researchers concluded that children can be affected by traumatic events in a similar way as adults and are not necessarily more adaptable or malleable than adults.

"Turks are more modern, more educated, more adaptable than Moroccans.

Why has America been more adaptable than Britain?

These workers are more adaptable than the earlier generations in other ways, too.

You mess around at your peril, but he's more adaptable than you think".

But the good thing is we humans are extremely adaptable, and more adaptable than our anxiety and our initial emotional responses tend to indicate.