Sentence examples for needing to adapt from inspiring English sources
Though marking the end of a near-half century era, Kathy's passing has left the Penwith needing to adapt to a radically different world, epitomised by the challenge of the Tate St Ives juggernaut a stone's throw away.
There is increasing pressure for Higher Education institutions to undergo transformation, with education being seen as needing to adapt in ways that meet the conceptual needs of our time.
Just being conceived, rather than as European cities needing to adapt (with considerable difficulty) to the cultural, political and technological transformations of the 17th through the 20th centuries, American cities heralded the arrival of the modern world.
The late arrival of naming rights arrangements in China — a deal that had a local Coca-Cola bottler's name on a soccer stadium in Shaanxi province preceded it — was an instance of Chinese culture's needing to adapt, said Jamie Metzl, executive vice president of the Asia Society.
Organisms adapt themselves to their surroundings: Evolution is the process caused by the organism needing to adapt to a changing environment.
These changing habits have left advertisers needing to adapt but change is slow in happening, said Daniel Knapp, director of advertising research at the IHS consultancy.
Do we need to adapt to that?
A. Yes, you need to adapt.
"But you need to adapt in football.
