Sentence examples for not adapted enough from inspiring English sources

Not adapted enough, I would say.

The film is directed by J. Blakeson and adapted — though perhaps not adapted enough — from the novel by Rick Yancey.

Not for the faint of heart, The Wake draws the reader into post-Norman Invasion England and its horrors through adapted Old English -- just adapted enough that we can understand it without special classes, not adapted enough that it isn't a rigorous challenge.

But their numbers remained low, and most scientists assumed that they were not adapted well enough to breed readily.

Although banks have been building up their electronic platforms and laying off employees, Mr. Horowitz said they have not adapted fast enough.

It begins with the theory that England and Australia have not adapted quickly enough to Twenty20 and normally ends with further praise of the magnificence that is IPL.

Unfortunately, maternal and infant programs have not adapted fast enough to meet the new challenges derived from the epidemiological and nutrition transitions, and obesity and NCDs continue to increase in most countries.

But mine was not adapting fast enough.

Some parents are already criticizing schools for not adapting quickly enough to the educational advantages of the computer.

He warns that during the economic transformations that drive globalization: things change in a non-cyclical way and we are not adapting fast enough.

As fast as this growth is, though, some in the Chinese travel industry warn that the world is not adapting fast enough.