Sentence examples for no need to adapt from inspiring English sources

England batsman Eoin Morgan insists that he has no need to adapt his batting style to play Test cricket.

This biofuel can be used in regular cars meaning there's no need to adapt the engine as there is with some other biofuels.

Hence, for the proposed system there is no need to adapt the metric to better match the system behaviour.

There would no longer be any need to adapt to someone else's schematic.

More recent Chinese arrivals to the UK, who include not only students but also businesspeople and tourists, are just as likely to come from Fujian, Shanghai or Liaoning as the Cantonese south of China, which means that Chinese restaurateurs no longer need to adapt their tastes to an old stereotype of Anglo-Cantonese food.

In other words, the two-thirds power law holds for the fastest maneuvers, and describes situations in which speed must be modulated according to curvature, but for slower trajectories there is no longer such need to adapt speed to the curve.

This suggests that although offspring production seems hard-wired in Epulopiscium and there is no obvious need to adapt the timing of entry into offspring production to environmental conditions, Spo0A is still important for initiating this process or possibly other metabolic transitions.

No at all, we need to adapt new technology to work better for people, argues Erik Brynjolfsson, who wrote The Second Machine Age.

There is no recognition of the need to adapt the approach for countries at different levels of development.

There is no doubt that food systems urgently need to adapt to changing weather patterns, and that certain parts of the food sector are major contributors to climate change.

The new trend is negative rates and investors need to adapt or die; there is no middle ground here.