Sentence examples for no longer adapt from inspiring English sources

We will no longer adapt Flash Player for mobile devices to new browser, OS version or device configurations.

Having already contributed so much to the problem, U.S. legislators must provide solutions for those who can no longer adapt to their changing surroundings.

But if we're to last even a tenth as long as the dinosaurs (and they managed to get in a whopping 135 million years-worth of stomping around before they could no longer adapt), we'd better come up with a better definition of "what works" than that.

50 52 It is postulated that at some point the cartilage can no longer adapt to the altered ambulatory loading and begins to degrade, increasing the rate of OA progression.

We are no longer adapting to Earth, the Earth is being changed by us.

Eventually, some incipient reproductive isolation may take effect because the two gene pools are no longer adapting in concert.

"What we built right after the second world war is no longer adapted to this new economy and that makes this disruption necessary.

Two centuries after the role was devised, President Nicolas Sarkozy now wants to end it, opening a complex debate.The function of the investigating judge, "which has practically no equivalent in Europe, is no longer adapted to our times" and should be scrapped, according to the report of an official commission on criminal-justice procedures published this month.

In this case, the influence of friction on the manipulator motions is such that dynamic modeling, identification and control, are no longer adapted, nor even possible.

Numerical results show that shell-based models are no longer adapted to evaluate the core properties, mostly in the context of an optimisation procedure where the parameters of the unit cell can get values that go beyond the limits imposed by a 2D model.

Shelmerdine says he's no longer adapting his nightmares, partially because he doesn't have them anymore.